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The decline in global manufacturing, as falling demand in western countries affects manufacturers in emerging market countries, and in turn will affect the western countries in what the emerging market countries will buy in imports of machinery and other tech products
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During the boom years manufacturers kept building new plants which suggested overcapacity even at the markets levels of the time. Now with the market sales down by 30-40%, there is huge manufacturing overcapacity. As much as 34 million vehicles or 100 plants may no longer be needed, if sales remain at the new level of 60 million vehicles wordwide for years. The situation in 2009 and 2010.
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