Deere already has a major facility in India. The bottom line is they buy alot more tractors than we do in the US. China is next with over a billion in population they will catch up and surpass us as we have already developed the technology for them over the last 100 years. What took us 100 years they will do in as little as 20-30 if not faster.
The American auto worker demands/extorts $24/hr base pay. The Mexican worker will do the same jopb for $7, the Chinese & Indian worker will do the same work for $1/hour. Mexican/Chinese/Indian guy will have a great attitude and probably put out a better product because he is excited about his job and thinks it's great. American working thinks business is evil and he's getting screwed.
It's time for us to stop complaining and go back to work innovating the next level of technology.
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