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A manufacturing downturn could still hurt the U.S. economy, but not trigger a recession as in the past

From the 1950s through the 1970s, the manufacturing sector was the ship propelling the U.S. economy, but that ship has sailed which means the recent slowdown in factory activity is unlikely by itself to trigger a recession.
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