Foreign Invaders Gain In U S Markets
Chapter three outlines how foreign producers threaten U S markets. Economists warn imports have doubled in six years, with undercutting in electrical and electronics, textiles, and medicine. European and Japanese firms push into U S sales and exports, aided by American know how and overseas investment, while small cars and machinery sectors face pressure at home and abroad.
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European firms gain on U S in eight year productivity gap
European productivity rises at twice the U S rate over eight years while labor remains cheap. European marketers spot global demand for small cars lightweight bicycles high grade cameras and sewing machines. They offer more suitable economy models with practical price points and higher craftsmanship in electronics. Next: The farm boom surpluses.
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