Jeff Thredgold's round two piece on "Manufacturing Renaissance" is here with a focus on China as a competitor for manufacturing prowess and production for US import.
It was Jeff's notation on Mexico I choose to quote, though.
He refutes widely held beliefs that Mexico will siphon off any manufacturing reshoring from China. He wrote, "The voracious violence between Mexican drug cartels, the police, and the military, combined with limited skills availability and poor infrastructure, will limit Mexican manufacturing gains."
See Part Two.
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