world factory

Obie 2022-03-27 09:01:18

Cao Dewang said a few years ago why he went to the United States to invest: land costs are 9 times that of the United States (the ones that are omitted from the following are Midea); logistics costs are 2 times; bank borrowing costs are 2.4 times; electricity/natural gas costs are more than 2 times; steam costs 1.1 times; 3.2 times the cost of accessories; tax cost: the United States has strong tax incentives, customs clearance cost: the United States does not need to pay import and export customs clearance costs; labor cost: China's cost advantage is weakening; depreciation cost: 1.7 times that of the United States; 4 times in . //In the film, Fuyao just arrived in the United States, making American workers who have been unemployed for a few years and then cheered. In the middle of the film, Fuyao began to fight the American labor union. At the end, because of the brainwashing meeting, the young people were afraid for a while. The opposition is overwhelmingly outnumbered by the pro-union faction, and with full automation coming online, more workers are about to lose their jobs. As for this film, what do you think, don't listen to what others say, just watch it yourself.

Carolyne 2022-03-25 09:01:19

Cao Dewang's establishment of a factory in the United States is like a large-scale social experiment. In it, you can see countless fusions and emotions between China and the United States, as well as countless contradictions and defects, with mixed flavors. If you have to criticize, there are too many to criticize; if you want to learn from and improve, there are also many worth taking notes. There's a black big brother in there who said it particularly well, "They don't want to find a solution, they just want to figure out who's wrong, and in this case, they're both wrong."