Will manufacturing ever come back to america?

This is how it'd go
>Hire new plant manager
>Cut back to 40 hour weeks
>Get behind on the production number
>Go up to 50 hour weeks
>Work gets sloppy and lots of rework
>Go up to 60 hours to catch up
>everyone's tired and hates the company
>Fire plant manager because number still not good enough
>Rinse and repeat x 100

sounds about right

Sounds like production numbers were the problem. Fire the bean counter

HAHAHAHAHA this sounds like the factory I work at. Just that the manager won't be fired and the company will go broke. I really think that once this cycle starts, there is no hope. Better burn it down.

No. China men do that

>come back to the USA
lmao my whole fucking industry is about to move to you

its still here, its just automated, because the unions got too greedy.
steel production used to be measure in man-hours per ton. these days they use man-minutes per ton. because robots.

Car parts?

require it by law

Oh no not argon. We need those for LEDs which are superior. Yeah no. Anyways.

the math doesnt work out. the price of goods would be astronomical to pay for expensive american factory workers. you thought inflation is bad now, it will be 10 x worse trying to manufacture in the US.

the only way we can keep costs down is if we can set up factories in poor nations like bangladesh or haiti

Based. And now with health insurance up 24% YoY, uhh good luck being able to afford an american worker to do anything at all.

>Drive past massive unused industrial area
>Nobody lives there, nobody can go there, you can't even break in or squat without nigger cops coming to bust your shit up and arrest you
They should have just sold their old buildings or even given them away, I don't care about gay little industrial chemicarinos I would love to have a shitty falling apart building like that. Fix up the walls and one or two rooms inside of it and you basically have your own little courtyard. At least demolish the stuff if you're not going to sell it, don't let it just sit there and fall apart.
So many zoning laws are made too so that I can't have a house where I want it, the quarry around here has nobody living near it because of le big bad dust and noise. Sell the land for cheap and let someone soundproof their house if they want peace and quiet, there's no reason you have to own this massive plot of land just to take a rock out of the ground.
I looked up industrial lots for sale and even in areas where manufacturing will NEVER return they are charging a million for this shithole building that will just sit there until it falls apart. Who owns these properties and who just hold onto property they don't even want for literally zero reason like this? Do they enjoy paying property taxes or something?

Where is the land in haiti or resources. Oh just ship in all the energy so we can make stuff there. Retard alert.

it was fine in the 50s

Pretty ruins, tbqhwymf.

you have industry?

Lets see what is the property tax on acres with millions of improvements on it?

Most of the structures aren't sound anymore and it's a cleanup nightmare for hazard mitigation and whatnot. They held onto them thinking something would come but the cities already expanded and set up shop elsewhere.

When you could buy a house for $5,000 and a loaf of bread cost 2 cents.

yea, everything in 2022 costs the same as in 1950

The way things are going, there's about to be the largest opportunity ever to bring back manufacturing. The question is whether we have the means to actually do it. Even now there are huge shortages in manufacturing. Despite the pay going up there are more manufacturing workers leaving to other fields than entering. It's going to take huge incentives to get so many more workers. Perhaps an apocalyptic recession and gutting of the service sector will be enough. And then the training and retooling will take several years. But we might have no choice but to do it.

Nigga they're about to have no natural gas which runs EVERYTHING they manufacture... they will return to the middle ages if they don't bend over backwards for Russia VERY soon.

Not anymore. They're facing a nightmarish demographic scenario leading to spiking labor prices (that they've been covering up has actually been increasingly bad since 2004), and will also face an energy crisis once Russia can no longer ship to them. America and its immediate circle (Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, Japan, etc.) will have to take up the slack.

Weird I make shit all day for the ag sector with American and Canadian materials and we seem to do just fine.

>Even now there are huge shortages in manufacturing.
For what? Military stuff for an army that can't win a war?

isn't that building the future liberals want?

Once the dollar is worthless and we can't buy pig steel from China or cars from Germany, the margins on local production become infinitely larger than imports
It's just a matter of time, seeing as Jewish tricks always result in collapse

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it costs the same or much less, a shitty AM only pocket radio cost as much as an iphone does adjusted for inflation.
and people made $1200/yr

Go suck on a carrot, fake earth warrior

But you didn't need a subscription to run a radio.

This is universally the problem

When algebra is too much to understand in high school. It really is just the number's fault. Because you are smrt I mean smart.

Yeah, I don't care about the hazardous materials. Just give me the land and I'll do it for free. I'll add some bricks to the shitty crumbling building and get comfy and take all of that collapsing metal shit down with a hacksaw if I have to, no need to babysit me. If I die I die but I'll die comfy in my little homemade castle.
The thing is, they're still holding onto them and doing nothing. Just blatant waste like this with property prices already sky-high around here and you have acres of fairly well-developed land. How long will they hold onto them? 50 years? 100 years? Are they waiting until the heat death of the universe to give these properties away?
I just don't see what the point is in all of this, why not just give it to people and let them do what they want with it and just not babysit people? Just make sure the people aren't dumping the hazardous materials anywhere and let them get comfy on their property.
>Oh, we don't want to deal with all of the shit that you have to do to this property
Then give it to me. No, I don't need you to babysit me and make sure I'm safe, I'll be fine.

engineers and managers are brainless fucktards who think that production quotas that are completely impossible can be met somehow. they never do, people quit and things fall apart

Pic related. A lot of aircraft and medical equipment, high-end stuff in general. Mexico provides us with the low-end stuff. China has been covering the middle. With lack of production from China we'll have to expand into the middle ground, perhaps meeting Mexico halfway.

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Thats funny because China doesn't get to complain about quotas and they still meet them. They also aren't super fat too.