With Oct. 3 being the third annual Manufacturing Day across the country, the U.S. Census Bureau provided a snapshot of the influence of manufacturing on jobs and exports. Here is a look at how it impacts the country and North Carolina.






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With Oct. 3 being the third annual Manufacturing Day across the country, the U.S. Census Bureau provided a snapshot of the influence of manufacturing on jobs and exports. Here is a look at how it impacts the country and North Carolina.
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by Angie Newsome, Carolina Public Press
October 6, 2014
Angie Newsome was the executive director and editor of Carolina Public Press. Contact her at (828) 774-5290 or e-mail her at anewsome@carolinapublicpress.org.
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