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> The reason these items are not produced at home is because of government policies. Which policies? I believe you, genuinely curious
by cryptofistMonk 5y ago
> The reason these items are not produced at home is because of government policies.
Which policies? I believe you, genuinely curious
- zepto 5y agoTrade deals, plus subsidies by other governments are the general categories.
- cryptofistMonk 5y agoRight. Other governments are always going to subsidize though (unless you work that into the trade deals I suppose). Obviously any barriers to the success of US fabs should be removed, but it's not clear if there's a market for more expensive US chips - if there were, you'd think someone would build it without the need for a subsidy
- zepto 5y ago> Other governments are always going to subsidize though (unless you work that into the trade deals I suppose). Often trade deals do include agreements about subsidies. > it's not clear if there's a market for more expensive US chips - if there were, you'd think someone would build it without the need for a subsidy They wouldn’t be more expensive with the subsidy.
- cryptofistMonk 5y ago> Often trade deals do include agreements about subsidies. Yes but it's complicated when you're dealing with China where the govt is heavily involved in many "private" cos
- zepto 5y agoAgreed