/ecog/ economics general

>>2020047
Lower your wage to 4$ /day, refuse healthcare and unemployement benefits and you're competitive with third world.
You're welcome.

>>2020047
Import certificates and anti-dumping tariffs.

Guess that wraps up the thread then, huh?

>>2020053
So what you're saying is that we're fucked.

>>2020047
Use protectionism to artificially create living wages for manufacturers. Then use the newly invigorated manufacturing sector to give jobs to the 50% of Americans who are absolutely fucked, and are either on welfare or minimum wage, and have no hope of even a middle-class career.

National-Socialist master race.

>>2020119
Then we invade countries to pay fir it right? See Sadam, and PLEASE don't say Sadam was a quasi dimensional state genderqueer, therefore it wasn't TRUE artificial job creation.

>>2020047
Heavily subsidize food, lower minimum wages to $2 an hour, destroy 80%+ of regulation, and delete social security. Now we are in the golden age.

>>2020124
We can pay for it ourselves. We just need to restructure our autistic economy.

I thought the saying in business was to not compete on price but on quality

>>2020249
Sounds like memeshit senpai. Memeshit doesnt cause a 500 billion dollar defecit. Theyre fucking us in the ass on basic stuff like steel.

>>2020185
Im not convinced

Robots

>>2020047
The west already has it: branding.

Name me one reputable Chinese brand.... Huawei?
Even the Japanese have great brands, your girlfriend wants cosmetics from Shishedo to go with her Commes Des Garcon clothes, as you go home and listen to music owned by Sony BMG on your Marantz hi-Fi system.

We all know about the great marquees of Kering, LMVH, and Richmont: most of them European. And the United States is virtually synonymous with Branding...

But China?

TL;DR - just keep creating premium brands and everyone can have a high paying job and every company can have large profit margins that don't depend on volume.

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>>2020119
>manufacturing could absorb 50% of the currently displaced workforce

China is beginning to face severe economic challenges and these are only going to multiply. Americhads have a good chance of coming out in a better position.

>>2020047
by whoring yourself you nazi slut

>>2020047
>Whats the plan to compete with gooks?
Innovation.