Iceweasel
Diamond Member
Companies respond to market demand. If people don't want to pay made in USA rates they make it overseas. Adding to the cost of doing business here is the wrong direction. It isn't complicated.Companies are heavily investing in China. What do you love about China?Companies tend to not invest in shitty economies. And liberals create shitty economies.This is not Marxist theory, it is econ 101. There are two ways for a company to make a profit, cutting costs and increasing sales. The first makes money flow up and the other down to the working class. It is far easier to show the stockholders a quarterly profit by wringing more productivity from the workers than to increase sales and for the last twenty years this has been the go-to method to remain profitable. The downside to this is stagnant wages and fewer jobs.The stated theory is not even a theory, it is reflected in the cost of production on every balance sheet in the world. Cutting the cost of production is awesome for the owners but it is theft from the working class economy in jobs and wages. American productivity is still among the best in the world but it has done very little for those who actually produce.Where do you think robots come from? Are they not produced by employees that need to be hired? The more money corporations have, the more work they need done... and thus the higher the wage offered.
So the solution is simple, once you consider that there is no truth to Marx's theory.
No, it's a theory, and a real shitty one at that. Sorry, you won't get Marxist theory of value popping out of balance sheets.
Cutting costs is what makes economies thrive and the middle class rich. Claiming otherwise is again more Marxist nonsense.
Also you might want to reconsider your definition of theft.
Oh, and those companies play by China's rules. In America, because of Republicans, corporations make the rules. That's why workers here are losing. Because corporations and shareholders only care about 1 thing