I think I have become one of those annoying people who always manages to see the bright side of things. It seems to me that as
wages rise for Chinese workers, and as
petroleum prices increase, the cost of goods made in China is bound to increase. If it is relatively more expensive to manufacture goods in China for the US market, maybe that could lead to the revitalization of US manufacturing. Furthermore, as
Chinese workers rebel against intolerable working conditions, the chances of all workers to organize for better pay and conditions improve.
Nothing wrong with a little optimistm
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