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U.S. manufacturers are regaining some of their global competitiveness, primarily driven by a weak dollar and wage inflation in countries long-considered to be more cost-efficient locales, according to a new study released today by AlixPartners LLP, the global business-advisory firm. The analysis shows that Mexico remains the leading low-cost country (LCC) for manufacturing outsourcing from the U.S., but that a number of developing countries -- with the exception of China -- are gaining ground on Mexico as attractive options.

Source: AlixPartners LLP

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