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The Average Manufacturing Establishment Is Smaller Than You Think, and Getting Smaller
May 10, 2013 /
The common image of American manufacturing, as Harold L. Sirkin wrote in Bloomberg Businessweek, is of huge plants with waves of assembly-line workers producing cars and refrigerators. But there’s a whole other world of niche manufacturers in the U.S., and these small firms are more typical — and should be more of a priority, Sirkin argued — than you might think.
by Joshua Wright
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