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Railroads and coal mining were the two industries in 1946 that had strikes that threatened the economy of the United States.
our mixed economy would become less of a command and more of a traditional economy.
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The US has a free market economy. This is evidenced by the fact that private industries are given wide latitude in issues concerning prices, economics, stock exchanges and the emergence of new companies every year.
Note you are asking for the specific percentage of manufacturing, and not industry as a whole (which provides 35.8% of the economy). This means you are excluding other industries, such as energy, mining and construction. Manufacturing alone provides 18% of Mexico's economy, or approximately US$372 billion out of US$1,571 billion for 2013.
Railroads and coal mining were the two industries in 1946 that had strikes that threatened the economy of the United States.
Railroads and coal mining were the two industries in 1946 that had strikes that threatened the economy of the United States.
Railroads and coal mining were the two industries in 1946 that had strikes that threatened the economy of the United States.
The US has a broad economy and has many industries that are essential to the nation. The three main elements within the US economy are defense industries, agriculture activities and high technology industries.
D - Industries use minerals.
agriculture to manufacturing to service industries
our mixed economy would become less of a command and more of a traditional economy.
Where did you get the idea Japan took the industrial might and strong economy of the US from the Americans? It is more like Japan lost that when the US and the allies strategically bombed Japan. Their economy, agriculture and industries were ruined by the allies.
jobs have shifted from manfacturing to service industries
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The US economy is dominated by several types of industries. The following is a list of many important ones: A. The defense industry; B. The high technology industry; C. The energy industry; D. The livestock and farming industries; and E. The commercial aircraft industry.
Creating more industries was what ultimately led to recovery of the US economy following the Great Depression. This meant that there was a high production capacity with millions of people working.