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305. USA politics: Their own public Idaho

Publication Date:
06-2016
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States

307. Afghanistan/USA politics: The general's words

Publication Date:
06-2016
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
Afghanistan and United States

308. USA politics: Control, alt, delete

Publication Date:
06-2016
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States

310. USA politics: Double-plus effective

Publication Date:
06-2016
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States

312. USA/China politics: Dialogue of the deaf

Publication Date:
06-2016
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States and China

315. USA politics: With Cruz, they'd lose

Publication Date:
12-2015
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States

318. Cuba/USA politics: Cuban baseball crisis

Publication Date:
12-2015
Content Type:
Country Data and Maps
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
No abstract is available.
Topic:
Politics and News Analysis
Political Geography:
United States and Cuba

319. Still making it: An analysis of manufacturing labour costs in China

Publication Date:
12-2014
Content Type:
Working Paper
Institution:
Economist Intelligence Unit
Abstract:
In the debate over global manufacturing competitiveness, the labour cost question looms largest. The rapid growth in Chinese wages is having an impact not only on firms currently manufacturing in China, but also on emerging economies seeking to grab a share of that manufacturing activity (like Vietnam and Bangladesh) and developed countries seeking to revive their own manufacturing sectors (like the US). Rising wages in China could threaten the country's status as a manufacturing powerhouse if they are not matched by comparable gains in productivity.
Political Geography:
Bangladesh, United States, China, and Vietnam