Prices Keep Drifting Up
09-29-2021 | 10:55 PM
#2658
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Ok so you dont work for "the biggest diesel engine manufacturer in the world" then
09-29-2021 | 11:06 PM
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ISUZU:Isuzu-World's Leading Diesel Engine Manufacturer. Isuzu Motors Limited has been devoting the company's major efforts to studying diesel engines for nearly 80 years.So unless you're literally Clessie Cummins...we're done here
09-29-2021 | 11:20 PM
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I'm pretty sure this isn't the best place to have this discussion. There's no right answer anyway. There are times when it's great to make stuff in America. There are times when it makes sense to outsource. Outsourcing is not the destroyer of American prosperity -- Apple makes a ton of money, all manufacturing is outsourced, but the Apple $ go to US corporate. If Apple built everything in the US, they'd be out of business because their phones would be too expensive to be competitive. There are plenty of things that are very well made in China (most brand name electronics). There are things that aren't well made in China (Vises, for example). There are good and bad working situations in China. There are good and bad working situations in the US. There are good and bad working situations in all countries. There are no right answers, and this isn't the right place to have the discussion.
09-29-2021 | 11:27 PM
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09-29-2021 | 11:28 PM
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I'm pretty sure this isn't the best place to have this discussion. There's no right answer anyway. There are times when it's great to make stuff in America. There are times when it makes sense to outsource. Outsourcing is not the destroyer of American prosperity -- Apple makes a ton of money, all manufacturing is outsourced, but the Apple $ go to US corporate. If Apple built everything in the US, they'd be out of business because their phones would be too expensive to be competitive. There are plenty of things that are very well made in China (most brand name electronics). There are things that aren't well made in China (Vises, for example). There are good and bad working situations in China. There are good and bad working situations in the US. There are good and bad working situations in all countries. There are no right answers, and this isn't the right place to have the discussion.
09-29-2021 | 11:28 PM
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I'm pretty sure this isn't the best place to have this discussion. There's no right answer anyway. There are times when it's great to make stuff in America. There are times when it makes sense to outsource. Outsourcing is not the destroyer of American prosperity -- Apple makes a ton of money, all manufacturing is outsourced, but the Apple $ go to US corporate. If Apple built everything in the US, they'd be out of business because their phones would be too expensive to be competitive. There are plenty of things that are very well made in China (most brand name electronics). There are things that aren't well made in China (Vises, for example). There are good and bad working situations in China. There are good and bad working situations in the US. There are good and bad working situations in all countries. There are no right answers, and this isn't the right place to have the discussion.