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Has manufacturing really reinvented itself?

The structural reforms undertaken by manufacturers over the past decade are likely to cushion the blow from the global and domestic slowdowns. But the sector is still likely to enter a recession this year, adding to a consumer slowdown rather than offsetting it. But the sharp fall in the pound may mean that the sector performs well relative to the wider economy next year.

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