Posted by CYNTHIA on Saturday, March 15, 2008 at 11:56am.
The simple answer is that countries with high wages and high labor costs employ labor in countries with much lower wages. Thus, much of U.S. manufacturing is actually done in poorer countries such as India, China, and Vietnam.
thanks for your help
You're very welcome. I just noticed a typo. In the first line, countries should be COMPANIES.
Do your own homework Cythnia
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