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Meh, Chinese labor is already more expensive than equivalent Mexican labor (at least from an American perspective). They're running on inertia at this point.
by scottLobster 4y ago
Meh, Chinese labor is already more expensive than equivalent Mexican labor (at least from an American perspective). They're running on inertia at this point. Might take a decade or two to relocate the industrial plant, but it'll shift on cost alone given enough time.
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- Nevermark 4y agoReplacing complex industrial centers is FAR more difficult, and costly to customers, than swapping out workers in one country for another. Lower wages were an advantage. But the Chinese have leveraged that into other lasting advantages. Not just inertia.