deanrd
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- May 8, 2017
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Well, actually, most lost jobs didn't move overseas. They "went away" because of automation.Doesn't change the marketplaceConsumers will still foot the bill with higher pricesChina doesn’t pay the tariffs
Consumers do
Only if they chose to. Companies that make their stuff in the USA will be able to compete. Do you want that or no?
Yea, the price you have to pay for not using slave labor.
We know where you would had stood in 1861.
Our labor rates are not even close. Any tariff will be passed on to consumers in higher prices
No shit. We can flood the market with cheap foreign made crap and put everyone out of jobs as we have for decades, or be more like Europe and use tariffs to protect our industries and jobs.
The US did indeed lose about 5.6m manufacturing jobs between 2000 and 2010. But according to a study by the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State University, 85 per cent of these jobs losses are actually attributable to technological change — largely automation — rather than international trade.
Jobs And Robots: 25 Countries Ranked On Job Loss Potential From Automation, Robotics, And AI
South Korea, Germany, and Japan are most prepared for the coming wave of automation, according to a new report by The Economist. The U.S., on the other hand, ranks ninth out of 25 countries.
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Democrats have a plan to combat that which was rejected by Republicans. Democrats want to educate Americans to do complex jobs.
Republicans want to burn coal.
That's the difference between the two plans.