September/October 2006
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According to NAM, U.S. manufacturing accounts for nearly two-thirds of industrial research and development, three-fourths of U.S. exports, and supports more that 20 million high paying jobs. Yet with all this success, distinct challenges face manufacturers in the U.S, including rising production costs and foreign competition. In this issue we explore the intricate balance of growth, site selection and expansion for North American manufacturers, and the resources and options available. |
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Features | |
Manufacturing Industries on the Move (Again!) | |
Manufacturing Location Trends | |
Making It In America: The U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones Program Continues to Grow Among U.S.-Based Manufacturing Companies |