A Survey by The Boston Consulting Group Finds That the Share of U.S.-Based Executives Actively Engaged in the Process of Shifting Production Has Doubled Since Early 2012
Current Skills Shortages Reflect Supply-and-Demand Imbalances in Specific Jobs and in Certain Locations. Only Seven States — Six of Which Are Bottom Quartile in U.S. Manufacturing Output — Show Significant or Severe Gaps, According to The Boston Consulting Group
BCG Study Finds That a Growing U.S. Cost Advantage in Labor and Energy Could Help the U.S. Capture $70 Billion to $115 Billion in Annual Exports From Other Nations by 2020; Rising Exports — Plus Reshoring — Are Projected to Create 2.5 Million to 5 Million U.S. Jobs by Decade-s End
Lower Labor and Energy Costs Are Expected to Propel Mexican Manufacturing Exports, Adding $20 Billion to $60 Billion in Output to Mexico-s Economy Annually by 2017; U.S. Suppliers Also Will Benefit, Predicts The Boston Consulting Group
