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The Future Workforce: Advanced Manufacturing’s Impact on the Economy

April 14, 2016

In conjunction with the opening of GE’s Center for Additive Technology Advancement (CATA), GE has launched “The Future Workforce: Advanced Manufacturing’s Impact on the Economy,” a white paper detailing advanced manufacturing’s positive impact on jobs and in shaping the future of work. CATA’s job creation serves as a proof point for many of the paper’s findings, as advanced manufacturing accounts for 13 percent of all jobs in the U.S. and contributes $3.1 trillion to the economy.

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