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That's a completely different topic, called de-industrialization. What I'm trying to make argument about is the OPs claim that EU industry is failing(because ch
by mrtksn 4y ago
That's a completely different topic, called de-industrialization. What I'm trying to make argument about is the OPs claim that EU industry is failing(because choose not to play by Russian wishes) and all the factories are moving to US and soon EU will be selling nothing more than museum tickets.
- roenxi 4y agoEU: <15% of Li-ion batteries. China: 75% of the same. Now I know China is well known for their green credentials and the EU have been underinvesting in Green technology by policy... of wait, no it is the opposite of both those things. That is what failed EU industry looks like. The EU has been trying to set themselves up with batteries for a decade now and China is 5x-ing them by just knuckling down and producing stuff without worrying about political correctness. The fact that the first market you thought of was one where the EU has been drubbed so badly should be a concern to everyone. Except maybe China.
- mrtksn 4y agoI have no idea what the argument here is so will contribute no further.