A report from McKinsey estimates that the U.S. would need to invest $2 trillion to rebuild its manufacturing capacity for strategic goods, which is about 6% of GDP. The study highlights significant gaps in areas like advanced electronics and chemicals, while noting that foreign direct investment and recent legislation aim to bolster domestic manufacturing.
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A report from McKinsey estimates that the U.S. would need to invest $2 trillion to rebuild its manufacturing capacity for strategic goods, which is about 6% of GDP. The study highlights significant gaps in areas like advanced electronics and chemicals, while noting that foreign direct investment and recent legislation aim to bolster domestic manufacturing.
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