date:Sep 26, 2013
s are selling 30 percent better than those they replaced on the shelf that were made outside the United States by another supplier, Gloeckler said.
Not An Aggressive Target
Management consultants began highlighting the benefits of U.S. manufacturing years ago.
With wages rising elsewhere and U.S. energy costs on the decline, the United States can be a competitive manufacturing hub again, says Hal Sirkin, a senior partner of the Boston Consulting Group and co-author of the book Globality: Comp