Fun fact: If you read Ricardo you will find the modern form of "Comparative Advantage" isn't really there. Taiwan doesn't have a "natural climate for chipmakin

Fun fact: If you read Ricardo you will find the modern form of "Comparative Advantage" isn't really there. Taiwan doesn't have a "natural climate for chipmaking". In a modern industrial economy, endowments are not natural/fixed by the result of previous rounds of investment. > what high tech sectors will the US necessarily be investing in less now that we are putting those valuable resources into chip-making? There is no evidence it is actually zero-sum > especially with current immigration restrictions on high tech workers. Yes, more immigration would be greatly appreciated. Probably won't happen until we unfuck housing, however.