U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020

[rdean]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

 

[The VOR]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

Now you've gone and done it. The nutters aren't going to like this post.

 

[NightFox]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

That's GREAT! except for the fact that it will never happen since you gub'mint worshipers will find a way to fuck it up.

 

[mudwhistle]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

Credit for what?

America is competitive for jobs......but losing to Mexico and China. Op-eds aren't going to change that.

 

[Wyatt earp]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

Guess you missed this news a few weeks ago


Report: China Labor Costs Only 4 Percent Below US

Report: China Labor Costs Only 4 Percent Below US
2 weeks 6 days ago
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by Andy Szal


A recent report estimates that China's effective labor costs are only slightly below those of the U.S.

The analysis by U.K. consulting firm Oxford Economics said that rising wages in China and increasing productivity among U.S. workers led to just a 4 percent gap in costs between the world's two largest economies — despite the nations’ currency values largely going in opposite directions of late.

Economic sluggishness in China curbed the value of the yuan in recent months as the dollar strengthened. Over the longer term, however, the growth in the yuan tended to outpace the dollar and increase China’s labor costs at a faster pace.



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[OldLady]

So maybe we don't need to elect Trump?

 

[irosie91]

So maybe we don't need to elect Trump?

???? connection? I hope the USA does more agriculture too

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

So maybe we don't need to elect Trump?

We don't need to elect Trump nor Cruz, and the only Trump will make great is his ego, and nothing more...

There are jobs here in the states, but how many of the companies are American owned versus Foreign own is a different question...

 

[OldLady]

So maybe we don't need to elect Trump?

???? connection? I hope the USA does more agriculture too

Some people believe the only way to bring manufacturing back to America is to elect Donald Trump, our Savior.

 

[irosie91]

So maybe we don't need to elect Trump?

???? connection? I hope the USA does more agriculture too

Some people believe the only way to bring manufacturing back to America is to elect Donald Trump, our Savior.

Oh-----I have not heard that rumor

 

[easyt65]

U.S. Expected to Surpass China in Manufacturing Competitiveness by 2020



The United States is expected to overtake China as the most competitive nation for manufacturing over the next few years, according to a recent survey of manufacturing executives.

Deloitte's 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index showed that U.S. manufacturing competitiveness rose from fourth in the world in 2010 to second this year — and that it's expected to assume the top spot by 2020.

Although the report was optimistic about the U.S. manufacturing sector, analysts warned that the country would need to maintain its investments in education and technology in order to sustain its success. (If Republicans get back into power, that's not gonna happen. They hate education and technology.)

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If Republicans get voted into office, they will take credit for this.

It would be nice if the Liberals let US citizens have some of those jobs. As it is, the millions of illegals, 'refugees' and terrorists are going to take most of them....

 

[The Irish Ram]

If we are in 2nd. place and gaining, I should be able to enter a store and have a choice between products made in China, and those made in the USA. Are we hiding our stuff, cause......

 

[CrusaderFrank]

..and we're more competitive because of the tens of thousands of pages of government regulations, right

 

[CrusaderFrank]

No one will remember this when China goes belly up later this year

 

[SwimExpert]

That's GREAT! except for the fact that it will never happen since you gub'mint worshipers will find a way to fuck it up.

Actually, the main reason it won't happen is because, as the article points out, our country needs to start investing in education and training. Education is at all time highs for expense, while also at all time lows for ROI. We need to fix this. But we won't.

 

[BluesLegend]

Good grief let me set you liberal spin idiots straight on manufacturing. We have about the same number of people working in manufacturing jobs today as we did 75 years ago. Pull your heads out of your ass.

 

[SwimExpert]

Good grief let me set you liberal spin idiots straight on manufacturing. We have about the same number of people working in manufacturing jobs today as we did 75 years ago. Pull your heads out of your ass.

Let me set you straight on population growth, idiot. There's been alot of it in 75 years.

 

[SwimExpert]

In fact, the population has nearly doubled.

Let me google that for you
Let me google that for you

 

[BluesLegend]

Good grief let me set you liberal spin idiots straight on manufacturing. We have about the same number of people working in manufacturing jobs today as we did 75 years ago. Pull your heads out of your ass.

Let me set you straight on population growth, idiot. There's been alot of it in 75 years.

Ahahaha you utterly fail at reading comprehension but thank you for agreeing with me.

 

[Staidhup]

Interesting, is this before corporate taxes are raised to 45% by the Hag, or 70% by Burnout?