So where does the other 95% come from
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Leave PC aloneOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostSo where does the other 95% come from? As for your second statement, then all manufacturing should be sent abroad so the idle working classes can continue to get benefits and by working classes that also includes IT techies
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Originally posted by NigelJK View PostNot sure if you're aware but only 5% of the profit comes from manufacturing. Plus you don't get the constant union interference pushing up the prices, win-win.Makes you wonder why a successful economy like Germany is still making stuffOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostSo where does the other 95% come from? As for your second statement, then all manufacturing should be sent abroad so the idle working classes can continue to get benefits and by working classes that also includes IT techies
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As they're able to undercut the other European economiesOriginally posted by Troll View PostMakes you wonder why a successful economy like Germany is still making stuffIn Scooter we trust
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We are still making stuff, only once we have it bedded in we put the production lines in where it's best bang for your QA buck.Comment
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Reputation for quality.Originally posted by Troll View PostMakes you wonder why a successful economy like Germany is still making stuff
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Dyson offshored manufacturing because British workers are tulipe then?Originally posted by LondonManc View PostReputation for quality.
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they automated heavily and adopted the Japanese attitude to quality.Originally posted by Troll View PostMakes you wonder why a successful economy like Germany is still making stuff
Machines & organisation can make manufacturing cheap wherever.Comment
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It was rhetoricalOriginally posted by LondonManc View PostReputation for quality.
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So what's changed from bashing bits of metal to make a Metro and going out of business, to bashing bits of metal and making £2.5 billionHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Nope Dyson was shown the profit figures between keeping manufacturing in UK versus moving offshore, Dyson took the money for which he should have lost his knighthoodOriginally posted by seanraaron View PostDyson offshored manufacturing because British workers are tulipe then?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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