Bring the jobs to America.
You can't honestly believe that American workers wouldn't do the same thing.
Bring the jobs to America.
Increase jobs for the American workforce, potentially higher quality standards, increase prices on apple products, reduce overall profits.. For the most part, right?
Not sure what the tax ramifications for Apple might be, but I am sure that is a consideration as well. I don't see Apple bringing all of its manufacturing back to the United States anytime soon.. But for its more sophisticated technologies that it wants to keep out of the hands of its competitors I could absolutely see manufacturing those products in the US as a strategy.
Bring the jobs to America.
Apple has so much cash in the bank, so much market share, and such a loyal customer base that it does not need to cater to investors like Carl Icahn. Hopefully Cooks slight "opening" of the door doesn't spur a tidal wave of all the rats trying to rush in, if you get my drift.
I agree as well (maybe that does make it more). The reality is that bringing it back to the US is not so simple. The manpower cost is a bit higher but that will not translate into significant cost increase to the purchaser. The problem is the availability of workers capable and willing to do the work needed.
You can't honestly believe that American workers wouldn't do the same thing.
I will never understand America.
This reminds me of a sandwich called the "Triple Baconator" you can apparently buy there.
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That is not the problem, either. The problem is quite simply logistics. Everything that is needed to assemble an iphone is manufactured at or near by that same massive industrial complex.
Bring the jobs to America.
Not really feasible for the iPhone. China has an enormous manufacturing advantage both in terms of manpower and proximity to other supply chain resources. Both finished components (e.g. camera modules) and factory supplies (eg replacement parts for a lathe or injection machine) are easy to get in east Asia.
Solution?
Build the items in the USA where you can more closely monitor your product and also where its perfectly legal to wire tap and monitor the hell out of everyone to make sure no information is leaked.
Bring the jobs to America.
In this context it is.
If there was an army of people policing the selling iPhone accessories in Italy.
Then saying that Apple hired hitmen from the mob would be a racist statement. But typing the word mob...(alone) is not racist.
I am sure you will disagree based on the shortsightedness of your comment.
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Hire Americans to build a product designed for and by Americans to consume primarily in America ? What a novel concept !I could not agree with this statement more!
It's not primarily used in America though is it? The iPhone is used world wide, Apple is based in the USA but it doesn't mean the iPhone is made only for the USA.Hire Americans to build a product designed for and by Americans to consume primarily in America ? What a novel concept !