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There's not going to be a next China.

It's always been expected that as China's wages keep growing, eventually they will become too expensive to be a manufacturing superpower and a lot of cheap labour jobs will shift elsewhere, to India or Africa or whatever.

No. Those kinds of jobs are obviously going to be made redundant through AI. Manufacturing will move to whichever country can produce the cheapest, cleanest energy.

And that's why Australia will be the next manufacturing superpower. Remember this post in 20 years.
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>aussieniggers
>having the intellect to fo anything besides extract rocks from the ground
Not seeing it desu.
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Australia doesn't have enough engineers and it's only part of the supply chain because of raw materials extraction. It can't build a manufacturing industry now even though it has lower input costs compared to the West thanks to its good trade relations with China.



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