Over the past 80 years, the United States faced a persistent issue of in-state manufacturing decline, marked by a shift towards research and development rather than domestic production. The trend led to a significant loss of manufacturing jobs, peaking in the 2000s with a 33% decrease. However, technology is now reshaping U.S. manufacturing, offering a modern and advanced system. Investing in this upward trend, with an expected 5.2% rise in wages and benefits, can usher in a prosperous new era for American ...