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Originally posted by MrMark View PostAgree, but we're not talking widget factories. Think a mixture of Las Vegas, Acapulco, Miami Beach, Dubai, Gibraltar, Monaco etc.
That is what Cuba was up to pre-revolution. That does not mean that it would come back to the same extent.
The Cuban people are very well educated and, despite what has been done to them, very entrepreneurial. There is plenty of opportunity for manufacturing in Cuba.
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostCuba is one to watch. Once Castro dies there will be a bit of in-fighting, but once that is over it should open up. There is a lot of potential there.
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Cuba is one to watch. Once Castro dies there will be a bit of in-fighting, but once that is over it should open up. There is a lot of potential there.
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Originally posted by doodab View PostWhen you are looking for the cheapest place to put your widget factory, you only have to worry about what people will work for. Low cost of living = less demanding workers = cheaper widgets.
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostAnd profiteering. A Bob will be charged out at half the cost of a UK worker but could take twice as long to do the job (lots of reasons for this). So UK plc don't save any money but hand over the "savings" to somewhere they can't be taxed. Genuis!
It also gives the large corporations a stick to beat us with.
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostThat completely misses the different cost of living in different countries.
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostThat completely misses the different cost of living in different countries.
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That completely misses the different cost of living in different countries.
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