reindustrialised
Manufacturing sector revived
Reindustrialised is the past tense of reindustrialise, meaning to rebuild or restore industrial capacity in a region or economy that previously lost it.
The term often appears in discussions of economic policy and manufacturing revival: The government promised to reindustrialise the rust belt.
British spelling; American English uses reindustrialized.
Industrial product creation
- factoriesIndustrial production facilities
- revivalReturn after decline
- jobsPositions of employment
- productionMaking or generating something
investment · GDP · employment · exports · supply chains · trade balance · economic growth · subsidies
Self-operating system design
- roboticsAutomaton design field
- smart factoriesDigitally integrated production sites
- 3D printingCreating objects by depositing layers
- CNCAutomated machining via code
precision engineering · high-tech · semiconductors · green technology · batteries · solar panels · electric vehicles · modernisation
Shielding local producers
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- self-sufficiencyIndependence from outside aid
- national securitySafeguarding a country's interests
- government interventionPublic authority involvement
state capitalism · economic nationalism · Biden · Brexit · decoupling · onshoring · critical infrastructure · trade policy
Post-industrial American heartland
- DetroitMichigan automotive hub
- SheffieldSouth Yorkshire manufacturing city
- PittsburghWestern Pennsylvania industrial city
- MidlandsEngland's central region
Manchester · northern England · enterprise zones · manufacturing hubs · factory towns · regeneration · urban renewal
Progress toward maturity
- independenceFreedom from external control
- import substitutionDomestic production over foreign goods
- self-relianceDepending on oneself alone
- decolonisationEnd of imperial control
infrastructure · modernisation · emerging economies · Global South · economic autonomy · processing · raw materials
manufacturing
Industrial product creation
production · investment · GDP · employment · exports · supply chains · trade balance · economic growth · subsidies · tariffs
automation
Self-operating system design
- roboticsAutomaton design field
- smart factoriesDigitally integrated production sites
- 3D printingCreating objects by depositing layers
CNC · precision engineering · high-tech · semiconductors · green technology · batteries · solar panels · electric vehicles · modernisation · innovation
protectionism
Shielding local producers
- sovereigntySupreme independent authority
- self-sufficiencyIndependence from outside aid
- national securitySafeguarding a country's interests
government intervention · state capitalism · economic nationalism · Biden · Brexit · decoupling · onshoring · critical infrastructure · trade policy · subsidies
Rust Belt
Post-industrial American heartland
- DetroitMichigan automotive hub
- SheffieldSouth Yorkshire manufacturing city
- PittsburghWestern Pennsylvania industrial city
Midlands · Manchester · northern England · enterprise zones · manufacturing hubs · factory towns · regeneration · urban renewal
development
Progress toward maturity
- independenceFreedom from external control
- import substitutionDomestic production over foreign goods
- self-relianceDepending on oneself alone
decolonisation · infrastructure · modernisation · emerging economies · Global South · economic autonomy · processing · raw materials
reindustrialiseddeindustrialised
Stripped of manufacturing capacity
deindustrialized · post-industrial · offshored · outsourced · hollowed out
reindustrialisedagrarian
Relating to land cultivation
agricultural · pre-industrial · post-industrial · pastoral · feudal