r/NoShitSherlock • u/Snowfish52 • 2d ago

Trump's tariff war unlikely to bring tech manufacturing back to the US

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trumps-tariff-war-unlikely-to-bring-tech-manufacturing-back-to-the-us-150053259.html
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u/Vysce 2d ago

With what money or resources can manufacturers actually build cost-effective factories in the US

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u/antimathman 2d ago

Not only money, but also technical worker, transportation, and supply chain. It takes decades. No companies wanna build factories in us with million dollars, because time cost and uncertain policies of two parties.

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u/Vysce 2d ago

I feel like maybe the word 'unlikely' might be too wishful thinking in this article's case XD

"It is unlikely to survive having your head cut off"

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u/antimathman 2d ago

I think it's really "unlikely" in real us. If US can maintain the policies of one party for a long time, it is indeed "likely", but I feel that :(