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The idea that you’re going to be producing iPhones or other mobile phones in the US (for example) is extremely unlikely in the next decade. It will be interesti
by andy_ppp 2y ago
The idea that you’re going to be producing iPhones or other mobile phones in the US (for example) is extremely unlikely in the next decade. It will be interesting to see the chaos he causes if he goes through with this and the plan to deport 20 million people.
- selfmodruntime 2y agoI'm not talking iPhones, I'm talking "luxury" commodities like cars and other expensive equipment where quality counts.
- catlover76 2y ago[dead]
- Maken 2y agoWhile I'm also skeptical, production could be moved from the US and other Western countries into Asia thanks to the "correct" economical incentives. There is no reason it can be moved again. But we all know it will be moved to Africa and Southeast Asia, but still.
- seanp2k2 2y agoI’m sure there will be masses of folks moving to rural areas to pick up those sweet, sweet agricultural jobs that pay $5/hr under the table, or do repetitive precision PCB assembly all day for $1.25/hr and 80hr 6-day work weeks.
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- wil421 2y agoWho said anything about iPhones? Last time a president spoke about it was Obama and he said those jobs are never coming back.
- andy_ppp 2y agoI thought Trump said putting tariffs on everything imported from China would lead to jobs coming back to the US? So Trump said it not me. It’s just an example of where this policy is unworkable is my point.