The Economics of "Buy American"
In a world driven by the bottom line, how American manufacturers
are able to thrive
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Is manufacturing less of a numbers game than people think? Or are there just different rules for success than what's assumed? How are these companies able to succeed where it should be impossible, and most importantly, what can you learn from them and apply to your own business?
Creativity: The Main Differentiator?
The main line of thought on how American manufacturing companies are able to compete with importers is that U.S. manufacturing is faster, safer and more nimble. While this is likely true to a degree, it can't be the only reason. After all, there are importers who can match these qualities in varying or superior degrees, so there have to be other elements driving the success of American manufacturers.
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