Exports keep electrical equipment makers alive

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Tuesday, November 01, 2011
   Exports have played a critical role in the electrical manufacturing industry’s ability to weather the global downturn, Timothy J. Gill, director of economics for the National Electrical Manufacturers Association said at a recent economic forum in Washington.    The industry -- which produces motors, circuit breakers, transformers and other equipment for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity – has become very globalized. Sixteen percent of factory shipments for l...
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