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For manufacturing employment to have kept up with the sector’s increased output and value added, the demand for manufactured goods would have had to rise much faster than it did, or Americans would have had to choke off productivity growth.
Exports do not exceed 10% of GDP, and manufactured goods account for only about a third of total exports.
Brazil, a country eight times the size, exports 12% of its economy's output, and 57% of Brazilian exports are manufactured goods.
This is the only way to create the economies of scale needed to increase the export potential of African agriculture and industry, as well as to reduce domestic prices of food and manufactured goods.
All of this happened inside a corporate behemoth, which could afford the lab thanks to its monopoly on local telephony and on the equipment used to provide the service, which was manufactured by AT&T’s subsidiary, Western Electric.
It is to be hoped that Ukraine’s Russian-speaking citizens, having witnessed the economic despair – and sometimes the bloodshed – caused by the Kremlin’s manufactured pro-autonomy movements, will realize that they are being turned into Putin’s pawns.
Although they were hard workers, their products were both inferior in quality and more expensive than what was being manufactured in the new factories.
After all, at the end of the eighteenth century, China became the world’s first producer of manufactured goods, and it perceives itself as a center of civilization unequalled by any other in Asia, if not the world.
Moreover, the quality of Chinese-manufactured products continues to lag behind that of developed countries’ manufactured goods.
With the US market close by, Haiti could achieve a remarkable recovery of exports of horticulture, fruits, and other agricultural products, as well as tourism and light manufactured goods.
Unfortunately, however, while the direction of Africa’s trade may be changing, its composition – raw-material exports and manufactured imports – is not.
That strategy supported technology transfer, helping to close the knowledge gap and rapidly improving the quality of manufactured goods.
One hopes that the Indian government will heed Subramanian’s account of how China grew through exports of manufactured goods and associated productivity improvements.
Putting China aside, India’s economy grew by 6.5% in 2011-2012, with services up by 9% and accounting for 58% of India’s GDP growth – a stabilizing factor when a world in recession cannot afford to buy more manufactured goods.
Services are not tradable to the same extent as manufactured goods, and for the most part do not exhibit the same technological dynamism.
All businesses need manufactured products, transportation, information and communications technology (ICT), logistics, real estate, finance, insurance, and more.
And the thousands of electronic voting machines that are manufactured in India can survive heat, dust, and power failures – and retain their results safely until the votes are ready to be counted, sometimes weeks later.
Mexican exports have reached $1 billion a day, with manufactured goods accounting for more than 80% of the total.
Between 1970 and 1990, the share of trade in GNP increased and the share of developing country manufactured exports rose, except in oil-countries.
Consider Japan's Fast Retailing Company, which retails high-quality clothing manufactured in China under the Uniqlo brand in its own Japanese outlets.
That has made Mexico an attractive location for assembling Asian-produced content into final manufactured goods for sale in the US or Canada.
West European engineers are needed to design world-class products to be manufactured by East European workers, while people with managerial skills can be sure that their abilities will be needed to integrate the EU’s newest workers into the European economy.
Concern about fuel-supply security has always been Iran’s main publicly stated justification for acquiring its enrichment capability – a justification that its critics assert was manufactured simply to conceal a covert weapons agenda.
Instead of exporting oil directly, they could export their energy embedded in metals, chemicals, and manufactured products at prices that undercut anything producers in the oil-consuming countries, especially Europe and the US, could match, given their dependence on higher-cost alternative energy sources.
Ukraine would thus open its domestic market to goods manufactured or assembled by European companies’ wholly- or partly-owned subsidiaries, while the EU would increase market access for Ukrainian companies and help them integrate into global markets.
As a result of US pressure, the EU will eventually buy less gas and oil from Russia, and the Russians will buy fewer manufactured goods from their neighbors.
Subtracting the commodities embedded in China’s exported manufactured goods would substantially reduce China’s apparent role in these markets.
At present, the country benefits even when parts of a product are manufactured elsewhere in Europe, up to an agreed limit.
The key operating components of Apple’s iPod were invented by the Hyderabad company PortalPlayer, while the iPod itself are manufactured in China.
We may also be willing to pay more for products that are manufactured at home, in a safe workplace, without child labor, etc.
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