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Manufacturers warn of risk to U.S. economy-reportTue June 10, 2003 02:09 AM ET
NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) - A leading group of U.S. manufacturers will release a study on Tuesday warning that a further decline in the manufacturing sector could halve U.S. economic growth and push lower standards of living, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
The National Association of Manufacturers, representing 14,000 U.S. manufacturers, will report on a study conducted for the group on growth rates in 40 countries, the Journal reported.
"The result suggests that economies with no economic growth in manufacturing would experience economic growth of less than 1.5 percent a year," the study's author, Joel Popkin, told the Journal.
The report comes at a time when U.S. manufacturers are urging the administration of President George W. Bush to support a weaker dollar as a means of improving their competitiveness.
Last week, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert McTeer said China might need to reevaluate its effective peg of the yuan against the dollar as it grows in importance as a trading nation.
(Additional reporting by John Mair in Singapore) 顯示美國工業界又再給美國財政部長SNOW施壓了........6/11早上日本開市後SNOW會有記者會 美元不利的消息:) 美国制造业还是很疲软 噪音总是有的，制造业在美国的GDP比例仅占15%左右， 金融及服务业比例高达70%。股市繁华了，美国人有钱了，就不愁没人选他。 况且，现在的美元得汇率
是在很低水平的。就看小布什的政治平衡了，本来， 工会就是民主党的支持者。
小布什花力气再多，也拉不过来。
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