>It'll bring jobs to India. Unless automation catches up first. You're right that jobs will keep jumping from country to county as wages rise in previously dev

>It'll bring jobs to India. Unless automation catches up first. You're right that jobs will keep jumping from country to county as wages rise in previously developing areas. However, that will end when automation reaches the point where it's cheaper to have robots in the US build it. Also, one question I have is this: is the difference in wages between the U.S. and India, less than the difference in wages between the U.S. and China when these jobs started moving there?