Made in China: Why China Dominates Global Supply Chains 

yes it was

@snowy the snowman Let me know when you find a story that turned out in that order. I'd pay to see that. Outside of your imaginary world, it usually occurs like this: The American starts off at a restaurant in high school, goes to college, graduates, then never sees a college level STEM job posted anywhere near them because all local companies have outsourced manufacturing, research, and development to India, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and China to get floor wages. But hey little buddy, I was just like you and said the same MSM talking points as you did for many years until I spent a decade in the corporate world, worked rebar and concrete for several years, worked at restaurants, and customer service in between those jobs. When I saw the balance sheets of all the companies I worked for, I realized half of what I believed in were just common myths. But hey...keep supporting the push for floor wages you dirty liberal. You be under $50k forever if you continue to believe those childish lies. Only the dumbest and the furthest left trash still support the idea of middle class Americans being forced to compete with slave wages around the globe. Maybe you don't, but I find it traitorous that STEM grads in the US have to compete for jobs against Indians who dont even live within the borders of the US! It makes me wonder how much you have to hate Americans to support the idea of "Taking a salary 300% depreciated from its natural market value by foreign work pools in order to appease a board room's insatiable hunger for ever increasing bonuses or else you deserve to wash dishes for life" If you watch The DOW more triple in 12 years....then suggest that if professional wages rise at even 1/4th of the pace rate that capital capital gains have, it will result in companies being unable to compete? That means you have never seen the financials of a major company in your life. But hey, reality isnt for everybody....some prefer punchlines and slogans instead like yourself.

Or maybe you can't.

@@eseuseseus1215 You are way off topic, or confused about what were are talking about.

Not only because Chinese and Indian engineers are cheaper, but also if you use the same price, Chinese and Indian engineers will be better than American engineers due to the larger base engineer population. If you are a company executive what will you choose.

I am an Indian residing in India. I dont like Indians who go to the US and accept meager sum and take away jobs from US citizens. They should remain in their own country and serve it. But you should start blaming those companies, like apple Microsoft who prefer to save some money and offer jobs to outsiders. They r the main culprits. It's the problem in every country..private companies r shifting global economies through their benefit. This is dangerous in the long run..good eg is China! A country making sub standard products is now the leading global supply chain!!?? WTF

The market for Ominous Background Music must be huge right now, as if there isn't enough sensory info to scare us.

I finally found someone that understands this. I have been thinking for many months. If China's competitve advantage is cheap labor why not pull some away to other allied country? Especially those in south America which is our own backyard. It would be better to crush China and develop our backyard which would curb illegal immigration.

Dude we should form a think tank

@@corhaynes2383 Modern manufacturing is far more than just cheap labor, it's much more complicated. It involves up, mid and down stream supply chain and also efficient logistic systems. Besides China has the largest market in the world, yes the No.1 largest. Think about it.

@The Real Joe Biden Modern manufacturing is far more than just cheap labor, it's much more complicated. It involves up, mid and down stream supply chain and also efficient logistic systems. Besides China has the largest market in the world, yes the No.1 largest. Think about it.

Modern manufacturing is far more than just cheap labor, it's much more complicated. It involves up, mid and down stream supply chain and also efficient logistic systems. Besides China has the largest market in the world, yes the No.1 largest. Think about it.

I agree, however, I believe a collapse will be mainly from internal factors instead of external factors

You're more likely to collapse as you beg for the foreign technology you're way more dependent on. China has been rising the most this whole time since before Nixon and you're still crying about it to this day for not being as dumb as you. Nothing you can do about it unless you want to start finding out already that your smaller population is also weaker under your US masters.

Exactly! There is a myth being perpetuated by the tech industry that we do not have enough STEM graduates. The fact is that we have plenty. Tech companies push the myth in order to flood the market with cheap foreign labor.

@@electricpizza5774 your starbucks based culture is Costly to afford to companies

Thank you Cristopher, these video explainers are part of our ClubGPF membership and we're excited to share this one to a wider audience.

But cool vid

Emm... what?

Did you choke on the dog you were eating and lose oxygen to your brain? Oh and long live the country of Taiwan :)

It would be too late at that point

Brazil won't fall for China, not anymore. In the last 6 years a massive awakening of political and cultural thinking happened, culminating in the 2018 election of Jair Bolsonaro, the first right-wing (CNN, BBC and NYT calls him "far-right") president since the end of the military dictatorship in 1985. In the last year another nationwide election was held, and the leftist parties were smashed. Today, with the growing presence of the social media, i can say for sure that the brazilian mainstream media has lost its power to influence elections. There will be at least 20 years of right-wing rule from now on, and the possibility of a new Constitution is high, in order to repeal the 1988 Brazilian Constitution, a soviet-style pile of toilet paper.

Hail Mary 🙏 - love from India

I'm with you that we should back the United States but just wanted to comment that the British did dominate the seas during the Pax Britannica. After the Seven Years War the French could no longer challenge the Royal Navy by themselves and even the joint Spanish-French fleet at Trafalgar lost decisively. Napoleon himself knew not to bother against the Royal Navy and the Brits went on to completely dominate control and access to the seas throughout the 1800s during the time of US westward expansion, cowboys and civil war etc..

You described the Roman Empire .. history repeats itself

Yeah manufacturing old stuff. What's your point? You don't own all innovation and profits.

@@tritium1998 it wasn’t old stuff at the time, and if we don’t own all innovation anymore is because we lost those skills because outsourcing projects , we created that trend and only we can reverse it, it’s just a matter of political will

The music is the same as all ClubGPF videos, so it is not meant to follow in line with any kind of narrative. Are you saying that the music alone is suggests that GPF is not being objective in this video?

Probably

Haha you deserve a badge from the west for focussing your anger on China. Lets keep these two large poor countries fighting each other forever...

And I condemn this comment :) It's a free planet