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>Frankly im not even sure the labor cost is even solvable. Will probably always have to utilize low foreign wages An entitled and creepy af attitude, if there
by fuzztester 3y ago
>Frankly im not even sure the labor cost is even solvable. Will probably always have to utilize low foreign wages
An entitled and creepy af attitude, if there ever was one.
"Foreign" "wages" are not going to stay low forever.
Already gone up and going up in some countries.
Think (and act) smarter, dude.
Only the fittest of the fittest shall survive.
- Bob Marley (Could you be loved)
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- vGPU 3y agoHow is that “creepy”? Regardless, we’re already seeing the effects as manufacturing moves away from China and towards India. Now, what happens to those increased wages when the demand for workers is gone? That’s right. They collapse.
- fuzztester 3y ago>How is that “creepy”? I don't know. I just felt it was like that, so said it. Can't really explain it. Gut feel. >Now, what happens to those increased wages when the demand for workers is gone? >That’s right. They collapse. Yeah. It happens. All the time. Deal with it. Cycles, dude, cycles. Business cycles. Ups and downs. Power cycles (between various power groups). Ditto. You know, like our old pals, Xerxes, Darius, Cambyses, Alexander, Attila, Caesar, Ashoka, Chandragupta Maurya, Genghis Khan, Akbar, Timur, Napoleon, Hitler, Cortes, and many more (in no particular order). Horse-drawn carts. Cars. ICE cars. EVs. Age of sail. Steam ships. Abacus. PCs. Mobiles. You get the drift. It's called progress. Not so sure. But it is what it is.