What is causing the death of US industry?
What is causing the death of US industry?
Justin Davis
Joseph Robinson
cheaper Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian industry
Kayden Miller
Debt.
Michael Mitchell
Finance
Why bust your ass when you can get rich just moving numbers around
Landon Campbell
Gina, corporatism and kikes
Brandon Butler
It's cheaper to buy things in Asia and ship them.
Adam Howard
China.
Nicholas White
yuge gina
Brody Morris
>What is causing the death of US industry?
Shadow government/global elites and corrupt politicians.
James Stewart
They even lend money to the US so they can finance their remaining industry...
Ethan Collins
regulations.
not even arguing against them, but they make it so pollution and dangerous working conditions get relegated to other countries.
Jason Reyes
but its the americans who allowed factories to be sent to China
Brayden Green
Unskilled labor being imported in greater quantities than food and oil
Austin Parker
Outsourcing is cheaper. I hope to god Trump will reverse that and make the US an industrial powerhouse again.
Tyler Green
Jews
Nathaniel Bell
This
Jackson Parker
Your finance system is boosting your brick and mortar companies becuase they hae access to cheaper capital.
Also most profitable branches of economy are connected with IT and pharmacy.
Chase Baker
>Allowed.
Financed and built them too.
Thomas Collins
>What is causing
You mean what caused
Brandon Butler
america being full of fucking faggots
Joshua White
US industry is fine, we produce just as much shit. People freak out because we employ like 10% of what we use to.
Just sucks to be an industry worker.
Colton Diaz
We de-industrialized so that we could import things more cheaply
We are going to be mocked in economics classrooms for centuries
Jeremiah Bell
It’s not possible to compete with people who are willing to work for $2 usd a day. An American needs $50 a day at the bare minimum and even then they’d still die in poverty living in tent.
How can America compete? In many cases labor costs are the biggest expense in production... not in all industries but in 80%.
Source: I work for McKinsey consulting
Chase Hill
This.
China now has “industrial clusters” that we will never be able to catch up to... eventually they’ll capture the majority of the value chain.
William Ross
You're not wrong Paco.
Asher Peterson
American here. Can confirm. But still fuck you and Mexico.