During the Industrial Revolution our economy evolved around the manufactur of cars, steel, and what ever big order tickets they received from other countries. After World War 2 the economy filled with service jobs which are everywhere you go from the local bus transit driver, the waiter at the diner, the person who drycleans your outfits, the guy who installed your satellite or cable. While manufacturing is still a vital industry it is being threatened because manufacturing jobs are being outsourced to other countries. We have a treaty with Korea to import from their country but they still insist on limiting the amount of cars we can export over there. The formation of the UNION was very important in preserving industry workers jobs and rights. Unfortunately, 2007 marked a noticable decline in even the service industry and this is like the backbone of our economy. So the easy answer is yes.
Absolutely False. It will remain as a market economy (or in your case, a service economy).
We have lost all our manufacuring base, and the final stake in our heart was our auto industry which has now been socialized by the Fed.
In recent times, the South has attracted many manufacturing and service industries fleeing the harsh weather of the "rust belt" Major industries include petroleum, steel, chemicals, food processing, textiles, and electronics.
No, manufacturing did not account for 12 percent of the workers in the West. The actual percentage of workers in the manufacturing sector in the West may vary, but it is unlikely to be as high as 12 percent. Manufacturing employment has been declining in many developed countries, including the United States, in recent years.
Sure. Without proper oversight of banks and other financial institutions it can always happen.
The 27th one was most recent one to be passed.
The most recent Super Bowl was held in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Grown much more rapidly then the manufacturing sector.
When one defines a "traditional economy" it usually includes manufacturing, construction, farming, and very limited when it comes to "service" industry. In recent years we have moved to a predominantly "service" based economy. The exact opposite of a traditional economy.
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s been greatly affecting this sector of the economy. Although, yes
Australia actually has many manufacturing segments in its economy. Automobile manufacturing has rising in recent years, with 4 major car companies now producing cars there. There is also a growing chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing industry there. Finally, food products and clothing are also important parts of the manufacturing economy in Australia.
The service part of the economy has grown by leaps and bounds. Technology has also really grown.
re basing is the act of changing the base year of an economy's account to a new and more recent base year
Some of the industries in Iowa are related to agriculture, manufacturing and service related. In recent years, Iowa has embarked in the renewable energy industry as well.
Yes. Most U.S. Manufacturing jobs have taken place overseas, because foreigners would be willing to work for less. Recently, however, this has begun to change due to the fact that people are becoming more aware of this, and the economy is not in the best shape. Bringing these jobs back home would boost the economy.
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