What he's saying is we've lost the ability to compete in the current manufacturing game. But that is Manufacturing 1.0. We need to create and become the leader

What he's saying is we've lost the ability to compete in the current manufacturing game. But that is Manufacturing 1.0. We need to create and become the leaders of Manufacturing 2.0 which incorporates environmental and social externalities. Companies who don't operate along these principles should be taxed and those monies put toward continuously improving global standards.