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Regardless of the employment counts, it's smart policy to require domestic manufacturing capability, both knowledge, personnel, and equipment; given world event
by x0x0 2y ago
Regardless of the employment counts, it's smart policy to require domestic manufacturing capability, both knowledge, personnel, and equipment; given world events in Russia and China pulling away from the west.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoStrong agree. A resilient supply chain is a national security issue. The US is learning this the hard way, which is arguably the best way. Makes the lesson stick.
- lancesells 2y agoI would think it's probably better for a cleaner planet as well. Possibly better regulation on keeping it clean, plus the ocean has less polluting ships running through it. This doesn't apply to 100% of industry but I would think in a lot of cases it would be better. It also doesn't cause a loss of convenience for consumers.