Protectionism is wrong.
Besides the growth of foreign firms locating in the U.S., the jobs they offer, on average, are better than their counterparts at domestically held firms, the report said. Of the recorded growth, about one-third are not actually new jobs, but merely jobs at firms once owned by domestic concerns but were bought out by foreign firms, Goldstein said. There was no information available for what type of jobs were added in Florida by foreign firms nor where those jobs were.