Manufacturing Competition
The US market represents only a small fraction of global demand, creating challenges for domestic manufacturers as they face competition from low-cost production in Southeast Asia. While incentives exist for locally made products, the historical advantage of a well-established supply chain abroad often leads to significant cost savings. The ongoing dynamics between US manufacturing and international suppliers will shape the future landscape of the industry.In this clip
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