I disagree. If can be done, it can be done in America. No doubt, it can be done better.
Yeah, it can be done here for 3 to 5 times the price. **** that shit. Keep your big government away from my wallet.
****, I hate you statist some days
Yeah, **** that American worker. Why we should stop supporting them making good wages so your ******* wallet won't suffer.
I love it when you liberals have your own words tossed back in your face.
After WWII, America became the greatest proponent of the global economy because due to the war, we were the greatest producer of food, steel, oil, and just about everything else. However, Europe and Japan both recovered from the war within 20 years and became completion for the US. Then 3rd world countries began offering the only thing they had to the world, cheap labor.
Today, US labor has to be more productive than the completion abroad; that is if a US worker is to make $40/hr and the competition abroad is making $4/hr then the US worker has to be something of an order of 10 times more productive to justify that wage. The company also has to increase it's revenue substantially to maintain the same level of employment. And that's a big problem.
I don't disagree. However, the purpose of the entire 'tariff' issue isn't to really impose tariff on other countries, but to get them to drop barriers to fair trade around the world.
I get the arguments for why other nations don't want to flood their markets with American goods. It is reasonable.
Just as it is equally reasonable for us to want the same thing. In the end, what it really is about is open and honest competition.
Does America have an advantage? Yes.
Would that be an incentive for others to work to beat that advantage? You betcha.