The Reshoring Wave Taking America by Storm
Episode Description
📂 Management
Brief Summary
Hal Sirkin discusses the resurgence of U.S. manufacturing, the rise of Mexico as a competitor, and consumer preferences for American-made products.
Key points
- Revival of U.S. Manufacturing. Hal Sirkin discusses the surprising resurgence of manufacturing in the U.S. and its implications.
- Consumer Preferences for Local Products. American consumers show a strong preference for products made in the U.S. over those made in China.
- The Skills Gap in Manufacturing. Hal Sirkin addresses the skills gap crisis in manufacturing and its implications for the future.
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Episode highlights
- Revival of U.S. ManufacturingHal Sirkin discusses the surprising resurgence of manufacturing in the U.S. and its implications.“Manufacturing in the U.S. is no longer in long-term decline.”0:28Sep 24, 2015
- Consumer Preferences for Local ProductsAmerican consumers show a strong preference for products made in the U.S. over those made in China.“American consumers prefer made-in-America products over Chinese-made ones.”6:05Sep 24, 2015
- The Skills Gap in ManufacturingHal Sirkin addresses the skills gap crisis in manufacturing and its implications for the future.“The average age of a welder is 58 years old.”9:51Sep 24, 2015
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