Activity in Russian manufacturing grew at its fastest pace in more than six years in September, a survey showed on Monday, while employment in the sector rose at its quickest rate in over two decades.
Most of the U.S exports tend to be business to business, mostly oil/oil based manufacturing(including plastic/resin), Big pharma (tools and drugs), then followed by other sectors like some major crops/food (e.g 2nd largest in the world for Soybean and Corn, behind Brazil, and the gap between the two and the next is more than 2x the size, Second in pork, behind Spain and the list goes on), and various tech related stuff that sell for high margin (e.g pushing nvidia to be the next trillion dollar company)
US GDP grows and manufacturing shrinks. Really makes you wonder.
Generating trillions of dollars worth of cartoon apes
Most of the U.S exports tend to be business to business, mostly oil/oil based manufacturing(including plastic/resin), Big pharma (tools and drugs), then followed by other sectors like some major crops/food (e.g 2nd largest in the world for Soybean and Corn, behind Brazil, and the gap between the two and the next is more than 2x the size, Second in pork, behind Spain and the list goes on), and various tech related stuff that sell for high margin (e.g pushing nvidia to be the next trillion dollar company)