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by Vt71fcAqt7
1045 days ago
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Reciprocally, when low wages are available in manufacturing, comapnies are less likely to use automated proccesses because labor is so cheap it can cost less to eg. have two buckets/wheelbarrows between two parts of a factory line with one person to swap them rather than use a conveyor belt. Getting 100% automation would allow factories to come back to the US but getting that last 20% at a competitive cost is difficult. See America’s largest tool company couldn’t make a wrench in America (wsj.com).[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36828861 |
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