You are a liar and an idiot who hates American working class people.You have made that same post like 5 times in two days. Do you eat the same sandwich every day for years too?When you find out that the American people are not willing to be the slaves for you Losertarians, that will be a great day, loser-bitch.A lot of that is still going on but it is more related to time. Most facilities and equipment have a shelf-life. Companies do not usually shut down to retool/renovate. They build new and move when done.
That way you think you can have your slave work force.
You said it yourself, but if you are backing off of any of that and want to walk it back, be my guest, racist pig.how many billions of US dollars went to India through UN to help them do this?A lot of that came from China becoming the world's main source of cheap cotton. Production naturally shifted to Asia. Not sure it would have been possible to compete with our depleted soil and expensive cotton.Yes I know, but the effects were not really reflected in the numbers. The economy boomed because of the dotcom bubble which had not yet popped. Such a once-a-century transformative thing as the internet would have made any economy look like all this outsourcing stuff was working great.Outsourcing began with Clinton. Factories ran overproduction to fill warehouses and then started to move in late 1990's. Overproduction bought time to build factories in Maquiladoras.
But it may have been somewhat necessary to compete. Japan ate our lunch during the 80's because of their investments in the latest and greatest technologies. Old American looms just could not keep up with high tech textile equipment needing less workers but more investment.
Right now India is taking over cotton. Current supply doesn't meet current demand globally still, but India is adding acreage and increasing yields. Whatever is left of US cotton is functionally extinct.
No idea.