The End of Chinese Manufacturing and Rebirth of U.S. Industry
Even if the Chinese automate their factories with AI-powered robots and manufacture 3D printers, it will no longer make sense to ship raw materials all the way to China to have them assembled into finished products and shipped back to the U.S. Manufacturing will once again become a local industry with products being manufactured near raw materials or markets.
So China has many reasons to worry, and manufacturing will undoubtedly return to the U.S.—if not in this decade then early in the next. But the same jobs that left the U.S. won’t come back: they won’t exist. What will the new jobs be? We can only guess. Autodesk CEO Carl Bass says that just as we have created new, higher-paying jobs in every other industrial transition, we will create a new set of industries and professions in this one. Look at the new types of jobs and multi-billion dollar businesses that the Internet and mobile industries created—these came out of nowhere and changed our lives, Bass says.
I’m sorry, I do not agree.
There is lots and lots and lots of manufacturing which had been done in America, which is now done in China.
We need to bring back American jobs. Bring them BACK.
Jobs. That is what is needed. Yes there is a while huge bunch of manufacturing, and it moved from America to China.
We need to stop importing everything, and we need to return manufacturing right here to America.
Go into any store, in any city, in any state throughout all of America.
Pick anything.
“Made in China”.
We need to bring back American production.
GOP, be the party which brings back American jobs.