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If you are going to quote me, please do it in the context of the conversation. I was making a reply to a comment of $10 am hour vs $3 in China, in which I stat
by codeddesign 10y ago
If you are going to quote me, please do it in the context of the conversation.
I was making a reply to a comment of $10 am hour vs $3 in China, in which I stated it would be a lot more than $10 for a U.S factory working - amd - I don't think anyone disagrees with securing American jobs, but the math wouldn't make sense.
The initial remark discussion and reply did not relate to Foxconn jobs vs automation.
- sambeau 10y agoI think you may have forgotten that this is a conversation about an article. The article states: The facility would cost more than $7 billion and may create an eventual 30,000 to 50,000 jobs, the publication cited Gou as saying. …or did you not read it?
- kesselvon 10y agoWeasel words that I'm almost positive are mostly secondary employment (i.e. a coffeeshop opens by the plant because of the workers there, etc). These kinds of numbers are also hugely inflated and based on the most optimistic metrics. source: worked in pr