Foreign Investment and American Jobs: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on International Economic Policy of the Committee on International Relations, House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, Second Session ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 |
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... million square yards equivalent in 1965 to a peak of 2.2 billion square yards equivalent in 1972 and an estimated 1975 level of about 2 billion square yards equivalent . These levels would certainly be higher except for the series 4.
... million square yards equivalent in 1965 to a peak of 2.2 billion square yards equivalent in 1972 and an estimated 1975 level of about 2 billion square yards equivalent . These levels would certainly be higher except for the series 4.
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... million square yards equiv- alent in 1965 to a peak of 2.2 billion square yards equivalent in 1972 and an es- timated 1975 level of about 2.0 billion square yards equivalent . These levels would certainly be higher except for the series ...
... million square yards equiv- alent in 1965 to a peak of 2.2 billion square yards equivalent in 1972 and an es- timated 1975 level of about 2.0 billion square yards equivalent . These levels would certainly be higher except for the series ...
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... million square yards that they are al- lowed to bring in under certain categories under their quotas . We have a reasonably exact count of these shipments coming into the United States which Customs then relays to the Commerce Depart ...
... million square yards that they are al- lowed to bring in under certain categories under their quotas . We have a reasonably exact count of these shipments coming into the United States which Customs then relays to the Commerce Depart ...
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... million jobs , more than any other manufac- turing industry , and that these are especially useful job opportuni- ties for women , members of minority groups , and others who need low - skill entry level jobs . At a time when the United ...
... million jobs , more than any other manufac- turing industry , and that these are especially useful job opportuni- ties for women , members of minority groups , and others who need low - skill entry level jobs . At a time when the United ...
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... million . Some of these jobs and payrolls are gone forever - representing Philadelphia companies in our industry ... million units an alltime record by far . Back in 1968 , suit imports were less than one - half a million . Sport coat ...
... million . Some of these jobs and payrolls are gone forever - representing Philadelphia companies in our industry ... million units an alltime record by far . Back in 1968 , suit imports were less than one - half a million . Sport coat ...
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adjustment assistance AFL-CIO agreements American jobs apparel imports apparel industry average benchmark survey BIESTER BRARY capital Chairman Committee competition CONGRESS LIBRARY CONGRESS THE LIBRARY cotton Department of Commerce developed countries direct investment abroad displaced dollars domestic effects employment estimated foreign affiliate production foreign direct investment foreign investment foreign operations foreign production Goldsmith Harry Goldsmith Hong Kong impact increase jobber labor LIBRARY OF CONGRES LIBRARY OF CONGRESS loss of U.S. lost manufacturing men's and boys ment million multinational corporations multinational firms overseas percent Philadelphia plants problem question relatively result retail ROBERT N. C. NIX SAMUEL South Korea sport coats statistics subcommittee suppliers survey tailored clothing Taiwan Tariff Schedules textile and apparel tion trousers TYLER U.S. economy U.S. exports U.S. firms U.S. foreign affiliates U.S. foreign direct U.S. jobs U.S. market U.S. production U.S. Tariff Commission United WHALEN
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Página 63 - Mr. Chairman and members of the subcommittee, I appreciate the opportunity to present my views on the complex and frequently frustrating issue of the employment effects of foreign operations of US firms.
Página 60 - Articles the growth, produce, and manufacture of the United States, when returned after having been exported, without having been advanced in value or improved in condition by any process of manufacture or other means...
Página 75 - In Communist and other closed economies, the transfer is a one-way street for the United States and its workforce, with some quick returns for the multinational managers. If they enter into a partnership with a communist country. however, the US multinational gets a chance to "compete" for the US market from abroad.
Página 73 - ... markets for manufactured products even before the detailed bargaining begins, as the quid pro quo for still more agricultural exports. We see nothing in the Trade Act of 1974 that authorizes the further sacrifice of sections of American industries and the jobs of workers in those industries. In addition, co-production agreements are being approved by the US government — agreements which provide for jobs and production abroad to produce much of the final US "sale
Página 68 - Professional, technical and Kindred Workers - Managers and Administrators, except Farm - Clerical and Kindred Workers...
Página 9 - US hours measure is hours paid; the hours measures for the other countries are hours worked. Compensation (labor cost) includes all payments in cash or kind made directly to employees plus employer expenditures for legally required insurance programs and contractual and private benefit plans. In addition, for some countries, compensation is...
Página 36 - Pogo was right 555 when he said; "we have met the enemy and they is us
Página 72 - US-based multinationals include America's largest financial institutions, manufacturers, shippers, builders, oil producers and service industries. They are defense contractors and government contractors. They have no single size or form of operations. They operate as private corporations in the US, but abroad, in some instances, they join forces with nations that wage economic warfare against the United States.
Página 12 - I think the American people are entitled to know whether or not any more do exist there.
Página 73 - For most products, details on these interchanges of parts, within the planned schemes of multinationals are not reported — even to the government. And multinationals which use the planned economies of foreign countries, whose planning is precise, often fight any US barrier.8.