Manufacturing growth in South Carolina : a detailed examination, 2001-2008

Authors
South Carolina Department of Commerce. Division of Research
Keywords
Manufacturing industries--South Carolina--Statistics
Abstract
Manufacturing in the United States and in South Carolina is an industry in transition. Rapid advancement in engineering, technology, and processes has caused manufacturing to evolve from an industry requiring intensive labor inputs to one that is increasingly capital-intensive. South Carolina’s manufacturing industry experienced a 20% decline in employment yet a 2% gain in output from 2001 to 2007. South Carolina’s future manufacturing growth will continue the evolution toward capital intensiveness driven by technological progress. Consequently, high-skilled workers in knowledge-driven occupations will be in ever-increasing demand.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/30318
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Department of Commerce Documents
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Issue Date
2009-04
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2019-05-02T17:53:17Z
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2019-05-02T17:53:17Z
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Document
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English
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South Carolina State Library
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South Carolina State Documents Depository
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