$40-50 per day, not hour. The comparison is that the average US or European worker make in a day as much as the Chinese or Indian worker in a month. This huge d

$40-50 per day, not hour. The comparison is that the average US or European worker make in a day as much as the Chinese or Indian worker in a month. This huge difference of potential creates tensions on the market and in the liberal (no idea where the "neo" comes from, maybe Matrix?) economic doctrine the tendency is the competition to drive the gap to minimize or close. Will that be with European workers earning $50 per month or Chinese earning $50 per day? None, because the European protectionism is distorting the market and maintaining the tensions with the price of immigration, terrorism etc.