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This 3 page paper is the introduction and conclusion to a paper about the way in which the economic and industrial structures of the United States, the United Kingdom, China, Brazil, Japan and South Korea, looking at how there is a movement from agricultural industries, though manufacturing and then into services industries,. The paper cites 4 sources.
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as a country develops it progresses moving away from the labour intensive primary industries to the adding of value through the secondary production of goods. If we look at countries
such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China, Brazil, Japan and South Korea all have followed this pattern of development but at different times and in different stages.
Looking at the period between 1960 and 2000 this can be seen clearly. For example, prior to the Second World War and immediately afterwards the United States was a major
manufacturer of cars, but other parts of the world existed that have more cost effective labour and the ability to transport manufactured good, in particular electrical goods and cars, had
also increased, The US helped Japan rebuild their economy and the fledging automotive industry during the 1960s in Japan saw growth which would also lead to changes in the US
industrial structure as the production of car gradually moved to Japan (Ishinomori, 1996), taking up former agricultural land and employing many former agricultural workers, but reducing the level of manufacturing
jobs in the United States. The movement was gradual, but constant, this also expanded to other areas of manufacture, from household goods and electrical to the high tech industries of
the 1990s, the industry was changing and as one form of job was lost other took over there was an increase in the level of service industry employees in
the US. In the 1980s and 1990s there was a new search for areas where all inputs were cheap, the development of NAFTA and increased globalisation opened up more
markets and made international trade more fashionable, Brazil became an area where manufacturing took over from agriculture, again costing many of the developed countries their jobs. The same patters
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