They produce chemicals, food products, textiles, farm equipment, and metal furniture.
Manufactures include electric motors and electrical apparatus, textiles, farm machinery and implements, chemicals, plastics, footwear, and foodstuffs.
That means doubling our foreign aid, intensifying our democracy promotion programs, increasing our contributions to world development banks (which do microlending to poor women) and lowering our trade barriers for textile and farm imports from the poorest countries.
Exports of metals, textiles and farm produce have slumped.
The urban economy is based on the manufacture of knitted textiles and farm machinery and on food processing.
The city's agricultural economy (grains, sugar beets, cheese, livestock) is supplemented with small manufactures (pianos and organs, textiles, and farm equipment).
They need to start doing the same in Africa.Access to America's market also needs improving, particularly for products such as textiles or farm goods which Africa can produce competitively.
Poor nations have argued that American and European restrictions on importing textiles and farm goods, as well as American use of antidumping rules to protect manufacturing industries from foreign goods priced below the cost of production, greatly reduces the exports of poor countries.
Occupational exposures include wood and leather dust, formaldehyde, nickel and chromium compounds, textile industry, farming and construction.
Cotton textile and farming industries have been a particular focus of epidemiologic research because of the substantial endotoxin exposure in these occupational settings, so we review these two industries in detail.
