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American manufacturing is facing a decline in productivity, as explained by The Economist. The country, despite being a technology superpower, lags in using technology in the physical world, impacting its manufacturing industry. The return of productivity gains for the US economy is discussed in the latest FT column. There's hope for a better productivity trend with abundant technological tools available for companies to realize efficiencies.
"The technological tools companies have at their disposal to re-engineer business processes and realise efficiencies have arguably never been more abundant. ... We may very well be in for a better productivity trend this cycle." https://t.co/wfwlg3qJL2
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