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But the extent to which digitally oriented younger consumers are driving rapid growth in China’s service industries has not yet received ample attention.
Industries with large energy requirements, like chemical manufacturing, have experienced a much smaller increase in import share than less energy-intensive industries like computers and electronic products.
Many employers in the auto, tourism, advanced manufacturing, and shipbuilding industries have taken to “pre-hiring” young people – that is, guaranteeing them a job if they complete a rigorous training program.
Easy fixes can target individual industries.
Why not the auto and steel industries, or any of the other industries that have suffered downturns in recent years?
The radical solution was to separate all the assets that were alien to the bank’s core business, mainly real estate companies, but also firms in the manufacturing, construction, and service industries.
Politicians everywhere quest for a "third way" around its rigors, yearning for "national champions" in industries like telecoms capable of holding off globalization.
Advanced technologies are already making inroads into some of Latin America’s principal industries.
Service industries, which already account for two-thirds of all jobs in Latin America, are particularly vulnerable.
That leads to lower prices for the goods and services produced, which in turn leaves consumers with more money to spend on other things, boosting demand – and employment – across nearly all industries.
Specifically, they must analyze which sectors and industries are more likely to contribute to long-term growth, and help to enable their success – potentially even in ways that imply real financial risks.
It possesses the world’s third largest national economy, sophisticated industries, and the best-equipped conventional military forces among Asian countries.
More recently, after Japanese maritime officials arrested a Chinese fishing-boat captain near the disputed Senkaku islands, China responded harshly with arrests of Japanese businessmen, cancelation of student visits, and suspension of exports of rare-earth minerals upon which key Japanese industries depend.
On the contrary, the scientific spirit offers our only hope of developing new processes and products that minimize the risks attendant on human progress, while technology transfers promise to minimize poor countries' reliance on natural resource-intensive industries.
It also requires that at least eight million American workers who are now employed in construction, consumer services, and related industries find new jobs in export and import-competing industries.
This is true for a wide range of industries.
But while a relatively long patent term may be appropriate for pharmaceutical innovations, which involve protracted and expensive testing, the case is less clear-cut for most other industries.
Politics seems a more promising avenue: US trade policies in steel and aircraft are probably better explained by policymakers’ desire to help those specific industries – both of which have a powerful lobbying presence in Washington, DC – than by their overall economic consequences.
Trade agreements, their proponents often argue, can help rein in such wasteful policies by making it harder for governments to dispense special favors to politically connected industries.
Or do they see Poland’s Jewish legacy only as something that benefits their tourism and food industries?
The globalization of value chains has made it easier for more countries and regions to participate in international trade, because each country needs to assemble less complex teams; but it has been bad for places like Detroit, where fully integrated industries used to cluster.
The recent boom in Africa’s telecommunications sector – which has revolutionized entire industries, not to mention people’s lifestyles – demonstrates just how effective such an approach can be.
Creating an international pool of expertise could become an important asset for European universities, while enabling European industries to create new jobs.
But, given increasing capacity utilization in the export industries, as well as higher investment requirements owing to the normal capital replacement cycle, domestic investment demand is now also rising.
Although Germany’s net investment as a share of GNP remains one of the lowest in the developed world, the additional investment implies more jobs in the construction and machine tool industries, followed by rising employment wherever the investment is placed.
Trump’s actions are unlikely to do the industries in question, much less the overall US economy, much good.
The steel tariff, for example, will help a small number of workers in the steel industry itself, while hurting a much larger number of workers in downstream industries like construction, oil and gas, and automobile manufacturing.
Such measures have no chance of reversing the decline of traditional manufacturing industries in the US.
More investment in high-productivity service industries – such as health care, education, telecommunication, and financial services – would also help.
Computers have also replaced workers in a wide range of service industries.
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