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Manufacturing is the first service
industry
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“Made in USA”,
your nation's wealth-building service.
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Thank you American manufacturers!
We're finally beginning see and understand how "Made in
USA" adds value to our daily lives and how important you are
to our national well-being.
Through the years, not only have manufacturers improved our
life directly, they have indirectly funded every aspect of
our economy. As a friend of mine, David Baldwin says,
“Without American manufacturers, we would live in the worst
camping nightmare ever. I’m just not the 18th century kind
of guy, myself, are you?”
How
the American manufacturing economy
works [1]
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Services
Manufacturers Engage
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Administrative
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Business
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Distribution
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Educational
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Engineering
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Financial
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Insurance
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Legal
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Logistics
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Management
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Marketing–Advertising
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Medical
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Public
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Supply
chain
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Transportation
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Products/Services
Manufacturers Buy
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Technology
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Capital
Equipment
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Consumer
Products
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Entertainment
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Hospitality
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Investments
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Luxury
Goods
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Money
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Real
Estate
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Employees Engage
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Community
Services
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Hospitality
Services
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Legal
Services
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Insurance
Services
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Medical
Services
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Public
Services
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Employees
Buy
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Consumer
Products
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Education
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Real
Estate
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And
everything else under the
sun!
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Did you know these
little-know facts about American manufacturing?
If American manufacturers considered
themselves a country, they would rank the world’s eight
largest economy [2].
According to the World Bank, the world's largest economies
(Gross Domestic Product 2007) are as follows:
1.
United
States $13,811,200
2.
Japan
$4,376,705
3.
Germany
$3,297,233
4.
China
$3,280,053
5.
United
Kingdom $2,727,806
6.
France
$2,562,288
7.
Italy
$2,107,481
8.
Spain
$1,429,226
And furthermore, did you
know there are 325,000 manufacturers
located in the U.S today; 225,000 are small business
manufacturers (component and contract) with less than 25
employees.
Now, doesn't this go a long way towards
explaining why many of these businesses are not on our radar.
How many 25 employee companies do you read about on the front
page of the paper, see in the news, or read about in
magazines?
This is also why I'm asking you to
accept the personal responsibility as a citizen to change
the perspective by doing something.
If you can't invent, then
promote. Do you know what is being manufactured in the
building next door? If not, find out, and tell at least one
other person about their product. If you are an inventor, ask
that manufacturer what he needs to succeed and set about doing
it.
And finally, one more storyline not
found on front-page news: America
still manufactures at home about 75% of what
America consumes.
Shocked, well don’t be. You
can't always believe what you read in the paper.
Only about 30 percent of American
manufacturing production is food and beverages, computers and
high-tech, or transportation and motor
vehicles.
This brings us what you need to
know: there is 70% of American manufacturing services
up next for innovation. [3] There
is so much work for you to do...
Now, while some may enjoy a hands-on
hobby now and again what if you had to make all your clothes,
assemble your car, and carve your furniture or heaven forbid
cook from scratch. Are you beginning to see the point?
Thanks to American manufacturing, we enjoy the
convenience of living in the present moment. Are you
beginning to recognize the privilege
that is? Can you see that high quality living
comes as the result of hard work and thousands of hands
building products that service your every need.
To guarantee America this continuing legacy,
isn't it time for us, the Garage Inventor and the American
consumer - working in tandem - to place orders in our American
factories?
Get started today by custom manufacturing new,
lean, green and healthy new products. This is not the work for
those who elected to the Congress; this is the economic role of
the American workforce. That my dear folks, is you.
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