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Manufacturing concerns grow as government shutdown continues | Morning in America
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3:55Now PlayingAs the government shutdown enters its fourth week, questions are being raised about its effect on manufacturing. A recent study found that plastic manufacturing generates more than $1 trillion for the United States, along with nearly five million jobs. Ross Eisenberg, president of America’s Plastic Makers, tells “Morning in America” that while there is a $22 billion trade surplus on plastics, the longer the shutdown lasts, the fewer opportunities there are to bring new products to markets.
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