The U S Manufacturing Value Chain: An International Perspective-image

The U S Manufacturing Value Chain: An International Perspective

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Author: National Institute National Institute of Standards and Technology Publication Year: 2014 Format: Trade Paperback Genre: Business & Economics ISBN: 9781503314566 Publisher: CreateSpace Language: English Item Height: 0.1 in Item Length: 11 in Book Title: U. S. Manufacturing Value Chain: an International Perspective Number of Pages: 26 Pages gtin13: 9781503314566 Item Weight: 4.2 Oz Topic: International / General Item Width: 8.5 in Illustrator: Yes

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Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE ) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title: The U S Manufacturing Value Chain: An International Perspective ISBN13: 9781503314566 ISBN10: 1503314561 Author: National Institute of Standards and Tech (Author) Description: (This is a RePrint) - This Book Uses Input-Output Data From The World Input-Output Database To Track The Intermediate Goods And Services Used In National Manufacturing Industries Specifically, It Examines The Extent That Supply Chains Increasingly Involve Imports And The Extent That This Trend Has Changed For The U S And Other Countries The U S Data Is Compared To 39 Other Countries Between 1995 And 2009, A 15 Year Period The 40 Countries Represented Approximately 88 % Of Global Manufacturing Value Added In 2009, According To United Nations Data In Terms Of 2009 Imported Supply Chain Value Added Used By A Nation's Manufacturing Industry As A Percent Of All Value Added Associated With That Nation's Manufacturing Industry, The U S Imported 10 8 % Of Its Supply Chain, The 3Rd Lowest Percentage, Meaning That In Relation To Other Countries The U S Imports A Smaller Proportion Of Its Supply Chain For Manufacturing Between 1995 And 2009, The Percentage Of Imported Supply Chain Value Added Increased For 32 Of The 40 Countries Examined And For The U S It Increased By 1 96 Percentage Points The Average Increase For The 32 Countries Was 4 67 Percentage Points And The Average Change For All Countries Was An Increase Of 2 78 Percentage Points; Thus, The U S Percentage Increase In Supply Chain Imports Is Slightly Below The Average China's Value Increased By 4 92 Percentage Points While Japan's Value Increased By 4 59 Percentage Points U S Supply Chain Imports Peaked In 2008 At 14 2% And Ranked As The 6Th Lowest At That Time These Figures Confirm That Foreign Suppliers Have Replaced Some Domestic Suppliers In The U S Binding: Paperback, Paperback Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Publication Date: 2014-11-21 Weight: 0.2 lbs Dimensions: 0.07'' H x 11.02'' L x 8.5'' W Number of Pages: 28 Language: English

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