Why couldn't the US do it?
They could do it, but China spent decades building this infrastructure so it could very well take that long in the US, as well.
Why couldn't the US do it?
So business as usual then? What do you suggest be done? Get rid of minimum wage? Get rid of environmental regulations? Break-up Unions?
If your against tariffs and the things listed above, it truly will be business as usual, as the West won't be able to compete with second and third world nations. Sorry to say but industrial countries cannot survive off of coffee shops and Etsy stores.
"Turning into"? This is PRSI. It starts from there and goes downhill.Oh boy, comments section turning to crap.
If it was low on skill anyone could do it. The truth is anyone cant do it it. The people have to operate the high tech machinery to build all of these devices.There isn't a long-term plan to move manufacturing to the US. The US is much better at designing these products and writing the software that runs on them, which is far more valuable. It is a mystery why we are so obsessed with wanting low-skilled, low-paid manufacturing jobs back with horrible working conditions.
At this point in the show, should we start making disparaging remarks about Jamaicans too? That ok? ?I would be afraid to buy an American made Mac Pro for fear of finding a half eaten cheese burger, fries and boogers inside.
I'm so glad I voted for Trump. He's bringing jobs back from the US! the job market is skyrocketing!
Really? Why? He's done neither of those things that you listed. In all fact, he's actually harmed both by creating an environment where the manufacturing industry is uncertain of the future.
FYI the Mac Pro has been exclusively manufactured in the US since 2013.I would be afraid to buy an American made Mac Pro for fear of finding a half eaten cheese burger, fries and boogers inside.
Yes, more jobs for U.S. workers who don’t need them, want them, or are qualified to fill them.Good news, more jobs for US workers. Curious which components got the tariff exemption.
Both of your posts are pretty silly.Really? Why? He's done neither of those things that you listed. In all fact, he's actually harmed both by creating an environment where the manufacturing industry is uncertain of the future.
An Apple product that will have the lowest user base of their whole device lineup will be made in America.
*Tim pats himself on the back*
How about iPhone production next?
Not sure why this is important to manufucture in the US? A tiny product like this isn't really going to help raise employment levels in the US.
If the long-term plan is to move manufacturing to the US, it makes sense to start with a lower-yield product like the Mac Pro. That being said, the 2013 Mac Pro has been manufactured at the same facility for years. So announcing the new model will also be made there seems more like a PR move than anything else to me.
Great step to winning back our own economic wealth from China.
If you complain about this, do your thing, but realize how your hate for one man is why. This is good news for the USA, the end.
Both of your posts are pretty silly.