According to the energy information administration when did consumer demand in the US begin to grow more quickly than manufacturing could produce?

According to the Energy Information Administration, consumer demand in the U.S. began to grow more quickly than manufacturing could produce around the mid-2000s. This shift was influenced by factors such as increased consumer spending, changes in lifestyle, and the growing importance of service-oriented economies. The gap between demand and manufacturing capacity became more pronounced during this period, leading to discussions about supply chain challenges and economic sustainability.