[Homestead] American manufacturing

Gene GeRue genegerue at ruralize.com
Mon Apr 21 07:45:22 EDT 2008


On Apr 21, 2008, at 6:26 AM, Clansgian at wmconnect.com wrote:

>
>
>> More news on manufacturing, this time current. This is an excerpt  
>> from
>> the article:
>
> First, of course, the info in the article is equally interesting and  
> useless.
> As Lynda pointed out, not only are insurance policy writers and  
> mortage
> issuers now considered manufaturers, but burger flippers at  
> McDonalds are also
> counted as employed in manufacturing.

I forgot to mention that my posted article does, in fact, give many  
specific examples of real manufacturing, building cranes and such. I  
do not recall that it referenced what we formerly called something  
else, like even some parts of food processing, for instance. Perhaps  
making sausage is now manufacturing food. Considering the ingredients  
in breakfast cereal and many canned goods, naming the process  
manufacturing is valid.



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