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# Applied Economics in US Manufacturing

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The Applied Economics Office is actively engaged in developing research, tools, and methods for advancing US manufacturing competitiveness. The products of this work are presented below. Some items, such as tools and methods, are targeted toward manufacturers while others are targeted toward change agents such as trade organizations and public research facilities.
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## Studies and Research                

### Supply Chain Studies

### Additive Manufacturing

### Machinery Maintenance

### Model Based Enterprise

### Cybercrime Losses to Industry

Building economicsManufacturingAdditive manufacturingMachiningManufacturing economicsManufacturing systems design and analysisMonitoring, diagnostics and prognosticsSupply chainSustainable manufacturing

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                -  Douglas Thomas  douglas.thomas@nist.gov      (301) 975-4918   

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