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Section 1: Importance of Manufacturing Overview

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KEY DOCUMENTS

U.S. Manufacturing Sector Is The Eighth Largest Economy - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
The United States Is a Constant Leader in Manufacturing - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Supports State Economies - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Employs Sizeable Workforces in the States - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Top Manufacturing Industries - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Drives the Economic Recovery - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing's Share of The Economy - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Lacks Pricing Power - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Keeps Up With Overall Economy - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Drives Productivity Growth - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
High Productivity Leads To Higher Compensation - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Pays Premium Compensation - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing's Multiplier Effect Is Stronger Than Other Sectors - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Manufacturing Supports Millions of U.S. Jobs In Other Sectors - 10/24/2006 (PDF)
Number of Women-Owned Manufacturing Firms Rises - 10/24/2006 (PDF)