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According to this site [0], there actually has been a dip. Here's an excerpt, draw your own conclusions: "Essentially, with access to a more granular data set
by squidlogic 7y ago
According to this site [0], there actually has been a dip. Here's an excerpt, draw your own conclusions:
"Essentially, with access to a more granular data set than had been publicly available, the economists could see that growth in manufacturing over the decades was almost entirely a result of statistical adjustments for improvement in semiconductor performance."
[0] https://www.cassandracapital.net/post/manufacturing-job-losses-are-from-trade-not-automation https://www.cassandracapital.net/post/manufacturing-job-loss...
- Gibbon1 7y agoSteel production in the US is a third of what it was 45 years ago. While the population increased by 60%. Notable: Bullshit jobs still contribute to GDP.