Global manufacturers prefer to manufacture high value added goods in the market they sell the product in…but from 2001-2009 America was in an energy crisis in which global manufacturers believed China would be the only country economical to produce products in because China was willing to poison its citizens with coal and diesel pollution along with displacing millions with hydro dams. So beginning around 2014 is when global manufacturers really bought into the fracking revolution and recommitted to new factories in America largely in the southeast with ATL their preferred airport for executives to fly into America and Savannah the preferred port for supply chains.
Interesting interview. Thanks for making it available.
Awesome episode. Learned a great deal.
Global manufacturers prefer to manufacture high value added goods in the market they sell the product in…but from 2001-2009 America was in an energy crisis in which global manufacturers believed China would be the only country economical to produce products in because China was willing to poison its citizens with coal and diesel pollution along with displacing millions with hydro dams. So beginning around 2014 is when global manufacturers really bought into the fracking revolution and recommitted to new factories in America largely in the southeast with ATL their preferred airport for executives to fly into America and Savannah the preferred port for supply chains.
Kyle, love your work. Quick heads up - Youtube video is set to private so no one can view
Thanks for the heads up! I put in the wrong link.