Posted by John in La on May 28, 2017 at 06:29:14 from (96.33.130.162):
In Reply to: Re: China Junk posted by Bret4207 on May 28, 2017 at 06:06:07:
I think the real question is why does it cost 2 to 3 times as much to make the Nike or whatever product in America.
Because the American workforce has priced itself out of a global market.
The American workforce blames the CEO for getting his millions. But take a look in the mirror before you cast all those stones. Back when this country was strong in manufacturing a family had 1 car; a small house; and if you went on 1 vacation a year you were rich. Today we need all the bells and whistles and a job that pays enough to cover the cost. No way the American workforce can compete on a global scale while building 3000 sq ft houses with 3 car garages with a boat and camper on a storage lot because you have more stuff than will even fit on your property and taking 3 vacations a year.
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