Re: DSC 5010 Communication Problem

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> > > I tend to agree, they aren't subject to the same price pressures of
the
> > > other manufacturers
> >
> > IMO, market forces have less to do with a company's decision to move
> > manufacturing out of the country than do the profit motives of CEO's.
> We'll
> > see.
> > js
> >
> I'm not quite sure what the drive is....cheap labor? I remember in the
late
> 70's Zenith, who pretty much had a big chunk of the TV market in the 60's
> and 70's, went to Mexico for their assembly process. It turned Zenith into
> the biggest piece of shit on the Market, and later, almost put them out of
> business.

Same thing happened to Volkswagen however they were able to improve the
quality

The drive is partly cheap labor and partly state/local regulations, these
days manufacturing something in the US is an expensive nightmare. The real
money today is not from manufacturing but design and service