Manufacturers returning to U.S.A.
I’ve been smiling for a few weeks now piecing together small bits of information I am hearing about manufacturers returning to the U.S. And all the while I keep mumbling to myself a little snippet from a nursery rhyme I remember hearing in my youth: “…and they'll all come home wagging their tails behind them.” There’s a metaphor there somewhere. Got to be! I can’t see it but I know there is one there. (Smile)
-Maybe a little reflection can help. I know the Obama Administration has started to put a tax on companies doing business off-shore but have their headquarters here in the states.
-I know that in 2014 Obamacare will relieve many employers from paying escalating and staggering health care premiums for their employees.
-I know twenty three states have become “Right to Work" states and one more maybe added this afternoon.(Michigan)
-I know same sex marriages are allowed in many states and legalized marijuana is on the horizon, just shy of the cock crowing.
-A clear path to American citizenship is almost a slam dunk!
-I know the Obama Administration is working on revising the complicated tax code stirring up another big fight with lobbyist who will now have smaller coffers due to Right To Work laws. I’m mindful of the infamous mushroom cloud! There is an expression, “You ain’t seen nothing’ yet!” and dammit, I still can’t find my metaphor but then, maybe there isn’t one. Hell, I’m outta here! FI!
As always,
BB
(Afterthought) Did the sheep come home wagging their tails or tales? Hmmm
Manufacturing Companies Considering Moving Jobs Back To U.S. From China, Survey Finds
By Alexander Eichler
Excerpt:
According to a survey by the Boston Consulting Group of executives at 106 manufacturing companies with $1 billion or more in sales, 37 percent said they are planning or "actively considering" onshoring. Among companies with more than $10 billion in revenue, that percentage shot up to nearly half. Leading the movement were companies that make rubber and plastic products, industrial machinery and electronics and computer equipment.
Read more at:
http://www.kurzweilai.net/forums/topic/many-manufacturing-companies-returning-to-america
More than one-third of executives at big manufacturing firms say they're either considering moving production into the U.S. from China, or that they're already planning to do it, according to a recent poll from the Boston Consulting Group. The poll specifically addresses executives at U.S.-based manufacturing companies with annual sales of $1 billion or more.
Read more at:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/20/manufacturing-companies-move-us-china_n_1441587.html
-Maybe a little reflection can help. I know the Obama Administration has started to put a tax on companies doing business off-shore but have their headquarters here in the states.
-I know that in 2014 Obamacare will relieve many employers from paying escalating and staggering health care premiums for their employees.
-I know twenty three states have become “Right to Work" states and one more maybe added this afternoon.(Michigan)
-I know same sex marriages are allowed in many states and legalized marijuana is on the horizon, just shy of the cock crowing.
-A clear path to American citizenship is almost a slam dunk!
-I know the Obama Administration is working on revising the complicated tax code stirring up another big fight with lobbyist who will now have smaller coffers due to Right To Work laws. I’m mindful of the infamous mushroom cloud! There is an expression, “You ain’t seen nothing’ yet!” and dammit, I still can’t find my metaphor but then, maybe there isn’t one. Hell, I’m outta here! FI!
As always,
BB
(Afterthought) Did the sheep come home wagging their tails or tales? Hmmm
Manufacturing Companies Considering Moving Jobs Back To U.S. From China, Survey Finds
By Alexander Eichler
Excerpt:
According to a survey by the Boston Consulting Group of executives at 106 manufacturing companies with $1 billion or more in sales, 37 percent said they are planning or "actively considering" onshoring. Among companies with more than $10 billion in revenue, that percentage shot up to nearly half. Leading the movement were companies that make rubber and plastic products, industrial machinery and electronics and computer equipment.
Read more at:
http://www.kurzweilai.net/forums/topic/many-manufacturing-companies-returning-to-america
More than one-third of executives at big manufacturing firms say they're either considering moving production into the U.S. from China, or that they're already planning to do it, according to a recent poll from the Boston Consulting Group. The poll specifically addresses executives at U.S.-based manufacturing companies with annual sales of $1 billion or more.
Read more at:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/20/manufacturing-companies-move-us-china_n_1441587.html
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