March 10, 2010 -
PRLog -- It is clear that America’s competitiveness on the global economic stage is diminishing. This is more than a feeling. It is supported by industrial productivity data, product ramp-up analyses, commercial employment statistics, comparative trade balance values and international industrial liquidity data. After 60 years of GDP growth and increasing industrial competiveness that defined our land as THE land of economic opportunity and upward mobility, the US now finds it increasingly and unquestionably difficult to compete with re-engineered and emerging economies. So what is behind this dismal, but realistic news? And more important, what can the manufacturing sector do to reverse these disturbing trends?
This "BIG-ISSUES"
presentation will explain both how and why America is less competitive as a nation because of TEN important factors. The presenter will also explain why reversing this dismal outlook can ONLY be accomplished by emphasizing a return to a robust manufacturing-
driven economy.
To register go to:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/345372376# # #
The Manufacturing Executive Institute (MEI) is a training and publishing organization that provides live and web-based executive education tailored towards the Manufacturing and Distribution communities.
