Mac-7
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Yet with all the positive news in the Fortune article the US has a $350-500 billion trade deficit with china80% of the jobs lost in manufacturing were lost to automation and process efficiencyWe do need to pay more for products like the iPhone in order to maintain our manufacturing baseSure the globalists are sneering at manufacturing in America because our workers get paid more than the chinese
The cost of an iPhone is a good example
Libs only care about how cheap it is
Nobody is sneering, they are pointing out the facts.
And yes, the price is important. I do not personally give a flying fuck where something is made, I am buying the best combination of price and quality. Why would anyone knowingly and happily pay more for something when they do not need to?
You do not seem to be a fan of capitalism.
Do you pay more than your bill when you go to the grocery store?
So stupid, why should I pay more to try and move the country backwards.
As for our manufacturing...it is doing just fine.
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80% of the jobs lost in manufacturing were lost to automation and process efficiency. Those jobs are never coming back, as they should not. I have read a study that put forth the idea that Six Sigma cost more jobs than we lost to China.
Bullshit
the millions of manufacturing jobs lost to china are being filled by chinese not robots
You are clueless once again, doing nothing but parroting the party talking points.
Don’t Blame China For Taking U.S. Jobs
"The study reports as well that trade accounted for 13% of the lost U.S. factory jobs, but 88% of the jobs were taken by robots and other factors at home."
"Investment in automation and software has doubled the output per U.S. manufacturing worker over the past two decades. Robots are replacing workers, regardless of trade at an accelerating pace."
Why do you think that there was no drop in output while there was a drop in employment?
Employee numbers started dropping in 2000
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yet there was only a tiny dip in output that recovered with in 2 years.
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and all of it is due to products no longer made in America