Industry in the United States

Industry in the United States

an introduction:

The industrial progress attained Alo.m.o not the result of a certain period, but contributed to a number of factors since the second half of (s 19 m) with the start of the Industrial Revolution where, then President Roosevelt adopted the policy of the New Testament (New Deal) since 1933. So what are the Alo.m.o capabilities that allowed it to become the first power globally?

1. Industrial possibilities:

A natural:

× owning a quarter of global reserves of coal, centered mostly in the western region (ranked 2 worldwide).

× ownership of reserves of hydrocarbons, for a quarter of global energy consumption They cover the energy deficit import from the Arab region and Venezuela often.

× considered Alo.m.o first producer and consumer of electricity in the world, in addition to the modern exploitation of nuclear energy.

× possession of many of the mineral raw materials, such as iron, uranium, copper, particularly in the west and phosphate Alo.m.o.

Human B:

× US industry occupies 24% of the active group (A: 2000) and distinctive competence and specialization, and benefit from the result of scientific research.

× Alo.m.o provide a huge internal market consumes two-thirds of the year due to higher production and the dominance of advertising income.

2. the major industrial regions:

× grounded 80% of US industry northeast Alo.m.o historical factors (migration) and natural (raw materials), and human (wide consumer market) and the density of the transport network.

× Alo.m.o occupies first place in many industries such as: aluminum, textiles, automotive, petroleum refining, plastics, synthetic rubber, as well as the chemical industry.

× As you know Alo.m.o universally superior in many other industries such as iron and steel, hardware rail and ships, as well as other mechanical industries, satellite and electronic.

3. problems:

× subordination to the outside in the field of mineral raw materials Energetic (private) and a height of visas (especially oil).

× Bruisers industrial production and suffering from foreign competition (especially from the European Union, Japan, China)

× emergence of private unemployment crisis after the events of September 11, 2001.

4. US industry characteristics:

× magnitude of natural resources (plant primary resources, animal and mineral Energetic).

× power of advanced processing and regeneration constantly.

× capitalist organization through capitalist institutions size (H.m.j)

× financial strength of the companies because of the huge profits.

× global hegemony, Alo.m.o due to technical and financial superiority.

Conclusion: As a result of this superiority, the US has become the industry contributes 81% of the total global value of total exports in 2000.