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You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.Yeah America has never ever used cheap or slave laborMaking America great again is not an easy job. But keep in mind that America did not become strong by importing cheap Asian goods.So you want to kill the iPhone and have no jobs for anybody. Damn that's harsh.Then make it 100 %. Bringing jobs home must be a general goal, anyway. When the increasing purchasing power can redeem the higher prices, everything is fine.
Btw I think you'll be shocked to find out how our railroads were built.
She's talking about creating regulation free sweat shops in the U.S. That's the only way Trump's bringing any jobs back.Still you either get a large place accumulating a large workforce or many places which would massively increase the cost in regard of maintaining and logistics.Take into account that regulations will be scaled back the cost goes down.
The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.Yeah America has never ever used cheap or slave laborMaking America great again is not an easy job. But keep in mind that America did not become strong by importing cheap Asian goods.So you want to kill the iPhone and have no jobs for anybody. Damn that's harsh.
Btw I think you'll be shocked to find out how our railroads were built.
Your monthly plan´s cost increases by 5 bucks. What a pity!I'm concerned about American jobs and our economy. You want cheap products.
too bad at $700 Iphone is not cheap even with foreign labor. Do you understand. IF made here it would be $1000 and far fewer could afford to buy it and thus help advance technology. The free market works best for all.
And how sweet and caring of the liberals to want the Chinese go back to staving to death as they did before Republican capitalism saved them and peacefully integrated them into a peaceful Republican world.
Not a bad idea but the companies must agree to that they will not move away again after the tax break.Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.Yeah America has never ever used cheap or slave laborMaking America great again is not an easy job. But keep in mind that America did not become strong by importing cheap Asian goods.
Btw I think you'll be shocked to find out how our railroads were built.
Not a bad idea but the companies must agree to that they will not move away again after the tax break.Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
Your monthly plan´s cost increases by 5 bucks. What a pity!
Lucky guy, then.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.Yeah America has never ever used cheap or slave laborMaking America great again is not an easy job. But keep in mind that America did not become strong by importing cheap Asian goods.
Btw I think you'll be shocked to find out how our railroads were built.
Food stamps are?Not a bad idea but the companies must agree to that they will not move away again after the tax break.Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
Thats not freedom.
Maybe but this naive expection needs to come together with the sum that would have been generated by US employees.Your monthly plan´s cost increases by 5 bucks. What a pity!
easy to say when you've got and extra $5 for a hundred different things you need a month. last article I read said Walmart and China had saved Americans about $20 billion in 5 years.
Food stamps are?Not a bad idea but the companies must agree to that they will not move away again after the tax break.Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
Thats not freedom.
Let´s say 45 million are on food stamps. America is between 20 and 45 million jobs away from a healthy economy. The figure increases if you count all these mini jobs in.Food stamps are?Not a bad idea but the companies must agree to that they will not move away again after the tax break.Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
Thats not freedom.
Well that's another whole can of worms that needs to be reformed too.
They'll come back if it will make them money, and for no other reason than that. Trump threatening the free market is a bad thing for everybody.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.Yeah America has never ever used cheap or slave labor
Btw I think you'll be shocked to find out how our railroads were built.
Are you aware that during Trumps campaign several businesses said they would come back if he were elected?
They'll come back if it will make them money, and for no other reason than that. Trump threatening the free market is a bad thing for everybody.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.I even know who built the White House. But times have changed. Smartphones are a mass product. Mass products require people who can afford it. That was not the case back then.
Are you aware that during Trumps campaign several businesses said they would come back if he were elected?
Yes artificial price controls are part of econ 101. They result in job loss and less money.They'll come back if it will make them money, and for no other reason than that. Trump threatening the free market is a bad thing for everybody.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.So you want nobody to be able to afford an iPhone. Meaning you want the iPhone dead and its jobs gone.
Are you aware that during Trumps campaign several businesses said they would come back if he were elected?
They have to in order to pay their employees and benifits.
Economics 101.
Yes artificial price controls are part of econ 101. They result in job loss and less money.They'll come back if it will make them money, and for no other reason than that. Trump threatening the free market is a bad thing for everybody.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.You´ll wake up when your job moves away, too.
Are you aware that during Trumps campaign several businesses said they would come back if he were elected?
They have to in order to pay their employees and benifits.
Economics 101.
Massive tariffs and subsidies are proce controls. And what Trump ran on.Yes artificial price controls are part of econ 101. They result in job loss and less money.They'll come back if it will make them money, and for no other reason than that. Trump threatening the free market is a bad thing for everybody.The only threat to my job is when they invent a robot that can provide the medical care that I do. It will probably happen in the not too distant future. And guess what, when that happens, my job, like the ones Trump is lying about bringing back, will be long gone too.
Are you aware that during Trumps campaign several businesses said they would come back if he were elected?
They have to in order to pay their employees and benifits.
Economics 101.
Profit and price control are two diffent subjects.
Free markets sets price not government.
we cant be sure what he ran on. Hopefully he just wants better trade deals so that their markets are as open as ours. If ever a man may not have meant what he said, its Trump.And what Trump ran on.
Apple has asked its contractors to calculate the cost of making an iPhone in America. It will be more than double, they say. But this is not the only concern Apple has under Trump´s pressure. The possibility is another. Currently, iPhone parts are assembled in one (two) big place that employs over 300.000 iSlaves just for Apple. iSlaves do not have homes, lives and iPhones. They rarely leave the factory compound they live in and the pay is insufficient to pay a rent.
The point is, however, the argument that the US lacks the workforce and infrastructure the iPhone production requires.
A real argument or nonsense?
Exclusive: Apple could make iPhones in US in future: sources- Nikkei Asian Review
Maybe they should try places like Detroit and Chicago, by giving the companies huge tax breaks to make the idea somewhat feasable. then perhaps they could start to train and hire local people who would other wise not have a carreer in these economic ghosts towns.
