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Originally Posted by crucifissio
I am just putting in to proper perspective the basic rules of the market...how investment is not for the greater good of humanity or creating new jobs but exclusively for the profit of the privileged few...
furthermore, most capital now is not in the USA...for obvious tax reasons...most corporations as well...they are now "international" <-----huge point ...times have changed...everything is offshore...
chinas policies and "unfair" trade with the USA have more to do with investors wanting more bang for their $$ than it has to do with china wanting such a system...china had to bow down to the requirements of the market...suicide nets and no regulations etc...it was not their 1st choice...
capitalism relies heavily on exploitation...the more you exploit, the more successful you are, the greater advantage you gain over your competition....investors will love you for it...the end...
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not quite. that would make sense if it were true. unfortunately for you, reality is the USA is trending reshoring jobs
https://www.gray.com/news/blog/2016/...ring-reshoring
According to the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Annual Survey released in December 2015, "the percentage of companies actively moving operations back to the U.S. continues to increase." Of particular interest was the number of 2015 studies documenting the strength of the trend:
BCG: Multinational industries actively reshoring increased 140% from 7% in 2012 to 17% in 2015
Medical Design Technology: 49% of medical device companies outsourced offshore. Almost half of those, 45%, are returning.
Plastics News: 70% of plastics industry manufacturers have or will soon reshore
Alix Partners: U.S. is favored over Mexico 55% to 31%
Wal-Mart continues to make good progress towards its $250 billion 10-year goal
Reshoring Plus FDI Remained Strong in 2015
Record number of manufacturing jobs returning to America - MarketWatch