>Relocating billions of dollars of economic production is going to cause significant loss of production, especially when a certain percentage of people prefer t

>Relocating billions of dollars of economic production is going to cause significant loss of production, especially when a certain percentage of people prefer to waste away uselessly in place, like Trump's coal miners and the rust belt layoffs of a previous generation, instead of finding a role in the new economic order. You mean the "new economic order" in which wages for blue-collar workers have been falling for decades, while we also cut the welfare state, leaving most of these people too indebted and impoverished to move for work, which wouldn't help anyway because there just aren't that many well-paying jobs?