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The textiles exported the world over by these industries are deemed African exports when in reality they are now Chinese exports.)
Today, China has seized control of a huge swath of local African industries, in the process grabbing their allocated export quotas.
Complicating matters further are mounting social conflicts, such as between urban and rural populations, among industries, and between the private and state sectors.
Technology, in particular, is changing the nature of work itself, rendering entire sectors and occupations obsolete, while creating completely new industries and job categories.
Their view of the overall impact on employment levels in their industries was for the most part positive – provided that new workforce skills can be developed rapidly in their own sectors and in the labor market more broadly.
Protecting workers and consumers is critical, but shielding specific industries from the impact of new business models will not hold off the next wave of transformation.
The remaining $20 billion will go toward a joint investment fund with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to invest in traditional energy, infrastructure development, and high-end manufacturing industries in the region.
The authorities could cut a bilateral deal like Switzerland’s, which guarantees access to the Single Market for specific industries and sectors.
Unlike East Asia and India, most of Latin America did not make a breakthrough to high-technology industries, instead suffering a period of low GDP growth, debt crises, and macroeconomic instability.
Resources released by these imports fostered the growth of industries that satisfy new needs.
But, apart from a few industries, such as toys and bicycles, far fewer jobs are lost to imports than to efficiency improvements.
Eastern Ukraine is dominated by old-fashioned energy-intensive coal and steel industries.
In a particular city or country, you can predict, even a decade in advance, which industries will appear or disappear or grow or wane just by knowing the history of what has been there and everywhere else.
Countries tend to move into industries that are related to the ones they already have or that are present in locations that are similar to them.
Taiwan is also the driving force in China's high-tech industries.
It is also an investment in our most innovative and technologically advanced industries.
Indeed, research programs led by defense industries have already changed our lives, giving us the jet engine, the Internet, and satellite navigation.
Another devaluation of the CFA franc today might deflate France’s debts to the franc zone and boost its African-based export industries, but it would worsen the& franc-zone& countries’ miseries.
Within them, new businesses have relatively easy access to finance (domestic and foreign) and can enter or exit a wide range of industries without big hurdles.
At the sectoral level, a couple of key industries – most notably, finance and information technology – secured a growing share of profits.
Although it is beginning to wean companies off the practice, Russia does indeed sell energy cheaply to people and industries that became addicted to subsidized energy under socialism.
So, before we in the West becomes too censorious of China’s quality control problems, we should remember our complicity in making China the world’s industrial park and global dumping ground for many toxic industries.
Network industries like telecoms, gas, electricity, and water tend to become monopolistic or oligopolistic if left to market forces alone.
Meanwhile, given that carbon-intensive industries remain profitable, they still attract significant investment.
This means that governments must spearhead progress, pursuing long-term objectives – Germany’s ambitious Energiewende (energy transformation) is a leading example – despite short-term costs to carbon-intensive industries.
Reforming Europe from BelowLook at European history for the past 25 years, and you see that from the late 1970's to the early 1990's the continent was plagued by macroeconomic instability, high unemployment, over-regulated markets--including, importantly, financial markets--unregulated monopolies, and inefficient state-run industries.
The protectionism that Trump has unleashed is contagious and will likely spread well beyond the industries that he wants to insulate from foreign competition.
The stated basis for those tariffs was “national security,” even though US defense industries account for just 3% of the country’s steel consumption.
As a result of those new levies, an estimated 6,000 jobs were created in the US steel industry, but around 200,000 jobs were lost in associated steel-consuming industries.
Today, there are around 80,000 steel workers, and millions more working in steel-consuming industries.
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