Manufactured in America

According to a recent estimate by Outsaurus, 10.5 million jobs have been outsourced.
Manufactured in America
Harley Davidson riders from all over Europe cruise through the streets of Barcelona, July 8, during Barcelona Harley Days. Despite many U.S. companies moving manufacturing overseas, Harley-Davidson Inc. has continued making its motorcycles in the United States, ever since 1908. Josep Lago/AFP/GettyImages
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The Industrial Revolution was launched in Britain in the early 1800s with the automation of the textile industry, with Germany and the United States following suit.

“Industrialization in America involved three important developments. First, transportation was expanded. Second, electricity was effectively harnessed. Third, improvements were made to industrial processes such as improving the refining process and accelerating production,” according to an article on the About.com website.

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