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Problem is that the USD factories don’t provide enough jobs for the US population

• yks 1y ago
  Neither will _modern_ manufacturing plants. Regardless, unemployment has not been a big problem in the US so far, and if you say that the recent mass gig/under employment is no longer sufficient for (american dream|middle class lifestyle|male ego), then the sweatshops and coal mines won't be better at all.
  • jaredhallen 1y ago
    The global demand for USD puts downward pressure on the price of US goods.
• analog31 1y ago
  Unemployment is roughly 4%.
• arandomusername 1y ago
  Then why allow over 10 million illegal immigrants?
• beeflet 1y ago
  It doesn't matter. Even if zero new jobs are created, it still represents a capital investment in robots and lights-off factories to increase national security going forwards.