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There's considerable risk in that strategy if taken to the extreme. Because you could eventually outsource virtually everything, including critical dependencies
by RGamma 2y ago
There's considerable risk in that strategy if taken to the extreme. Because you could eventually outsource virtually everything, including critical dependencies, and then just be left with a sort of pure military-financial hegemony, but that can be a rather unstable equilibrium.
Not saying there's no tasteful way to stably approximate that state though (and even not requiring stepping on other's toes, which may actually help in combination with the right narrative).
- Cumpiler69 2y ago>Because you could eventually outsource virtually everything That's reductionist. I never said anything about outsourcing everything. Ford and GM aren't going anywhere but it's clear their importance is dwindling and will just be allowed to be on life support in the future rather than a core part of the US economy.
- bdangubic 2y agowhat are you basing this statement on? data to support this claim?
- Cumpiler69 2y agoMarket trends, knowledge of history, and logic.