IS MANUFACTURING STILL ALIVE AND KICKING? Michael L. Walden The numbers are scary: 150,000 jobs lost since 1970, two-thirds of these since just[removed]From a sector t - Walden Two - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	IS MANUFACTURING STILL ALIVE AND KICKING? Michael L. Walden The numbers are scary: 150,000 jobs lost since 1970, two-thirds of these since just[removed]From a sector t Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-24 09:15:34 Open Document File Size: 27,50 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United States / / Facility North Carolina State University / / IndustryTerm manufacturing output / machinery / manufacturing countries / pharmaceuticals / manufacturing / manufacturing nations / space-age equipment / computer technology / tech equipment / farm equipment / manufacturing problem / manufacturing productivity / processed food / manufacturing production / / Organization North Carolina State University / / Person Michael L. Walden / / Position Professor and Extension Economist / farmer / factory worker / / ProvinceOrState North Carolina / / Technology computer technology / / SocialTag Rust Belt Productivity improving technologies Factory Farmworker Manufacturing Technology Business

IS MANUFACTURING STILL ALIVE AND KICKING? Michael L. Walden The numbers are scary: 150,000 jobs lost since 1970, two-thirds of these since just[removed]From a sector tAdd to Reading List