Sentence examples for peak manufacturing from inspiring English sources

In other words, "peak manufacturing employment shares in excess of 18 20% strongly predict that an economy is rich; while peak shares below this threshold are near perfect predictors that an economy is not rich (i.e., manufacturing employment is necessary for becoming rich)" (Felipe et al. 2014, p. 10).

Malden Mills now employs around 1,200 workers, and takes on several hundred more during its peak manufacturing season in the spring.

India and many sub‐Saharan African countries appear to have reached their peak manufacturing employment at income levels of $700 (at 1990 levels).

During peak manufacturing time from May to November, the company, part of the giant 2 Sisters Food Group, mixes and steams 700,000 puddings a week in a slick, semi-automated operation.

But nonetheless many will be slightly depressed that although the service economy is now just under 3% bigger than it was at the peak, manufacturing is still more than 7% smaller, and the production industries as a whole have been diminished by 11%.

However, the production industries remain 12.1% below their pre-downturn peak, with manufacturing 8.9% lower.

Since the peak in manufacturing employment in the mid-1960s, malemploymentnt rates have fallen, hitting bottom in the early-1990s.

It was the 1960s, a peak era for manufacturing jobs and the American middle class, that brought so much social turmoil and unrest.

"We are starting to see a peak in manufacturing and margins.

5. Osborne says the economy is re-balancing when the high street is back to its peak and manufacturing and construction remain well below.

Gun control ― or even the thought of gun control ― reliably drives the firearm market, and manufacturing saw a previous peak in 1994 after the passage of new federal gun laws under President Bill Clinton.