The factories in the United States have been stepping up their hiring production in March to show that manufacturing is growing at a healthy pace currently, and hoping for a recovery. Although factory production has been good, the construction business has not been. Back in February building activity declined for the second straight month. One survey found that the factory growth was widespread saying 15 of 18 manufacturing industries have reported expansion, including mining, steel and other metal productions.
Manufactures are already a big source of creating jobs. They have added more than 100,000 jobs in the past three months. While this is happening, I think just because the factories have been doing well doesn't mean the rest of the country is doing well. The economy is still poor right now for example just look at the construction ratings. The construction industry is still struggling more than two and a half years after the recession ended.
INteresting b/c I read something about the construction industry recently having an earlier than usual growth (b/c of outdoor stuff and good weather). Just shows that stats can be interpreted to defend many different arguments.
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