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What a great question! I am surprised that no-one has answered. It is very unlikely that the cost of shipping has driven manufacturing back to the US, for two (and probably many more) very simple reasons:
(1) it would take a remarkable increase in the cost of shipping to make manufacturing locally in the US more cost effective than importing
(2) as demand for chinese exports has dropped, so have prices, which makes (1) even more unlikely.
(1) it would take a remarkable increase in the cost of shipping to make manufacturing locally in the US more cost effective than importing
(2) as demand for chinese exports has dropped, so have prices, which makes (1) even more unlikely.
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