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Sheldon Filger: China's Economy Is Contracting in the Industrial Sector
In our integrated global economy, no one is immune to the effects of a legacy of bad economic and fiscal policymaking in Washington and Brussels, least of all Beijing.
Strong yen gives much-needed boost to British manufacturing as Japan suffers | Business |
<strong>Business blog: </strong>Strong currency is making Japanese manufacturing less competitive, which is 'nothing but good news' for the UK, according to one Nissan executive
Gain In Manufacturing Construction May Be Result Of Stimulus Spending And Tax Breaks - Capital -
The tax break and stimulus spending are behind gains in construction and manufacturing.
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InvestingAnswers: 10 U.S. States With the Highest Unemployment Rates
While some states have moved forward and even experienced the beginning of an economic recovery, the residents of these 10 states are still dealing with uncharacteristically high levels of unemployment.
Michele Nash-Hoff: Will You Follow the Herd or Be a Leader?
When I succumbed to peer pressure as a teenager and asked my mother if I could do something that "everyone else was doing," her refrain would be "don't be a sheep and follow the crowd; be a leader." The management of American manufacturing companies should have followed my
Marc Fasteau: Industrial Policy Reconsidered
The world's manufacturing superpowers -- Germany, Japan and China -- as well as every other advanced country except the U.K. have carefully thought out industrial policies. Why don't we?
Michele Nash-Hoff: What's Happening to U. S. Manufacturing?
After dominating the globe for over 60 years as the world's largest, most productive, and technologically advanced in the world, America's manufacturing sector is in a decline in nearly all industries.
Rep. Tim Ryan: Made in Midtown -- The Future of American Manufacturing
Together we can educate consumers to make a conscious choice to purchase American-made goods -- providing opportunity for our young, creative entrepreneurs and good paying jobs for our citizens.
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