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by nearbuy
2589 days ago
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It could mean more US jobs, but it could also mean fewer if you look more broadly. Say US companies are having PCBs manufactured in China because that's currently the cheapest option. You cut off that option and US companies are forced use more expensive domestic options. The effects of that can ripple through US companies that directly or indirectly depend on PCBs, and the jobs lost throughout the economy could be greater than the jobs gained from the new automated factories. |
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