; (B) strengthening education and the required training and certifications for manufacturing; (C) creating training and appropriate career paths to manufacturing jobs for veterans and others that have become unemployed; (D) promoting the development of quality control and other technical standards; (E) maintaining reliable physical and telecommunications infrastructure, and the required investments in infrastructure projects, as needed, for manufacturing; (F) analyzing the status of manufacturing technology needs in the industrial sector and providing recommendations for economic and labor force expansions; (G) monitoring technology directions and analyzing strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities in the United States manufacturing sector; (H) implementing appropriate tax incentives and credits to assist manufacturing enterprises in improving their competitiveness; (I) recommending Federal and State regulations to reduce the cost of manufacturing and improve productivity; (J) promoting the export of United States manufactured goods and enforcement of fair trading rules; (K) identifying other forms of assistance to companies that manufacture in the United States to successfully compete in world markets; (L) coordinating the United States national manufacturing strategy with the manufacturing strategy of each State to ensure a well-integrated national strategy