Imagine an industrialised South America
Imagine an industrialised South America
Asher Wilson
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Eli Moore
now or 200 years ago?
Austin Mitchell
i can't because it's a giant cesspool of low iqs
Hunter Thompson
Tbh if any large country (USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina) fully industrialized it'd be fucking frightening.
Just imagine the entire industrial strength of Europe being centered in a single place.
Adrian Evans
but we are into industrial???
Gabriel Phillips
Brazil is an industrialized country and it's still shit, it won't change things.
Juan Miller
INNOCENT VIRGIN WOODLAND, YEAH CUT IT DOWN
UNIQUE AND DELICATE ECOSPHERE YEAH POLLUTE IT
FURNITURE FACTORY BUILD IT SO THE RICH PEOPLE CAN MAKE MORE MONEY MUH GDP DICKWAVING
Jackson Wright
Jaxson Butler
The industrial age is over retards we're not in 1950 anymore, the richest countries are service economies, industrial production just moves to the cheapest shitholes in Asia and Africa.
Austin Long
climate change isn't real
Elijah Lewis
but but... muh... Tierra del Fuego...
Dylan Taylor
this.
Connor Hill
Ensamblado
Samuel James
AKSHUALLY
A lot of factories are leaving their cheap locations, going back to USA, Germany, etc.... to be operated by robots (which are even cheaper than workers). See Andres Oppenheimer stuff about it
Latam is expected to be one of the worst impacted regions thanks to this. We're fucked
Joseph Lee
Pero dice "fabricado"...
Kayden Davis
>importing a product, opening it and reensambling it means we're industrialized and produce goods
We have less poverty than Germany, did you know?
Chase Lopez
You mean, like Argentina but in the past?
Caleb Butler
Japanese heritage in the Peru in Brazil has industry. They will turn them rich
William Cox
we were always fucked
Jason Rivera
Mein siden
Zachary Johnson
yeah but successful
Cameron Scott
t. lower iq than the average of his country.
Austin Robinson
> i can't because it's a giant cesspool of low iqs
Jackson Cook
no u
Nicholas Wilson
Still South America except more polluted
Christopher Cox
That's pretty interesting. Good thing we never even tried to create any industries in the first place.
Ian Wilson
The problem is not wages or being suplanted with robots, the problem is creating large industrial poles where many companies in the same sector are close to each other and their supply chains, and also have a very good infrastructure to export. If you actually care about this read Michael Porter, knows quite a bit more about this than Oppenheimer.
It is very unlikely that companies will actually move massively to europe or the us because of that, they won't be able to attract their suppliers and competitors to create efficient poles of the scale there is in cities like Seoul or Shanghai.
Samuel Hill
>he thinks we can actual solve the climate crisis
adorable
Joseph Phillips
Based and redpilled. Waiting for Jap anons of Jow Forums to come here and impregnate our women and men.
Like, fully automated manufacturing industries?
Well, we tried to industrialized back in the 60's if I am not wrong, it destroyed our economy and now investing in something other than tourism, food production or mining is not very encouraging.
Brody Richardson
John Stewart
We industrialized two times, the last in the 60s but our ruling oligarchy disliked it and used their puppets (military, etc) to remove the pro industry presidents and dismantle it. They wanted (and still want) this country to remain agrarian/raw material exporter
We're eternally doomed
Austin Cooper
theyre all on 2chan and Twitter
Cameron Parker
industrialized parts from brazil are good, what brings down brazil in all ranks are our northeast region
Benjamin Kelly
>reensambling
Gavin Myers
YES. Think about it
Grayson Clark
Even worst, we just stuff them in boxes and that's it
Brody Baker
ISI was retarded, you can't support an industry only selling for the local market, it's retarded. You have to conquest new markets but for them to open to your products you have to open to them and compete fairly, but competition is a bad word for leftists, because they want to be as inefficient as they want and make other pay for the consequences.
Zachary Jones
Justin Walker
wut. How are the jobs advertised?
Adam Watson
So basically Mexico? Industrialized hardly means developed