What statement is most accurate in describing the trend in manufacturing in the united states?
athe u. s. is expected to become a manufacturing-based economy.
b traditional manufacturing techniques have proved to be the most efficient and effective.
c manufacturing jobs in the u. s. have declined significantly.
d foreign competition has not affected u. s. manufacturers.

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