People that work in manufacturing in America are better described as “assemblers”
The skills to design and “ship” new manufacturing process do not exist here. A dictatorship invested in skills training, with the help of American government (there’s a paper trail in government records leading back to Reagan PAYING to export manufacturing. Not just tax breaks but giving cash money to invest in building new overseas; cause supply side demanded it. I’ll leave it to the reader to investigate under their own agency).
IMO Tesla is leading a revival here, or at least trying to. Cars and their battery/solar work is what people see them as: bleeding edge energy and manufacturing
Wall Street seems to think they’re just a car company. Which is, again IMO, what people shorting Tesla are confused about
People with a clue realize it isn’t just cars and battery pack sales alone
What the US lacks is an ability to spin up new manufacturing in the way China can
https://www.inc.com/glenn-leibowitz/apple-ceo-tim-cook-this-...
People that work in manufacturing in America are better described as “assemblers”
The skills to design and “ship” new manufacturing process do not exist here. A dictatorship invested in skills training, with the help of American government (there’s a paper trail in government records leading back to Reagan PAYING to export manufacturing. Not just tax breaks but giving cash money to invest in building new overseas; cause supply side demanded it. I’ll leave it to the reader to investigate under their own agency).
IMO Tesla is leading a revival here, or at least trying to. Cars and their battery/solar work is what people see them as: bleeding edge energy and manufacturing
Wall Street seems to think they’re just a car company. Which is, again IMO, what people shorting Tesla are confused about
People with a clue realize it isn’t just cars and battery pack sales alone