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Depends if the capital cost of the increased manufacturing capacity is worth it to make up for lost winter production. I'm not all that convinced. Also conside
by Panzer04 3y ago
Depends if the capital cost of the increased manufacturing capacity is worth it to make up for lost winter production. I'm not all that convinced.
Also consider the workforce differences too, since presumably this would also need to be on leave for a portion of the year.
- mgiampapa 3y agoNo one knows exactly where economy of scale will land us, but much like Moore's law the trend in the data is there. Of course any major change in these industries are going to have knock on effects. We have been automating the steel production process in 1st world countries for years simply due to the cost of human labor. I expect that trend will continue and those plant operators will effectively end up being paid to work on other things on non operation days.