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Will Page@wiajp.bsky.social |
If you're going to fully automate a factory, why do it in a country whose comparative advantage is cheap labour, no health and safety and anti union labour laws?
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Will Page@wiajp.bsky.social |
If you're going to fully automate a factory, why do it in a country whose comparative advantage is cheap labour, no health and safety and anti union labour laws?
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Completely Black
@completelyblack.bsky.social
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They also effectively have lax environmental laws. Other, slightly less toxic, reasons are: - the raw material (i.e. cheap plastic) can be purchased locally and cheap, - cheaper power(?), - Chinese based investor partners?.
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Foxy esquire
@foxylustygrover.bsky.social
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Something else suss?
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Sarah
@destructokea.bsky.social
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If I had to guess - the fully automated factory is a bit aspirational(1), and local labour will be used as a stopgap measure in the interim(2). (1) impossible (2) for the foreseeable future
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