Ram moving back across the border?
Interesting.... https://www.google.com/amp/mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN14S0WL Good news no matter what for jobs and the economy IMO. Can't seem to get the link to work.
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goducks10 wrote:Really?! Just make less profit? Where do you think healthy companies source some of the money they use to pay their employees? Invest in R&D? Pay stockholders?otrfun wrote:No it's IMO cheaper, that's why they're there. My point is that US made cars set the price because it costs more to build here. If Ram moved back to the US I don't feel the price would be more because they still need to be competitive. They'll just make less profit.goducks10 wrote:If that's the case, why are so many American corporations moving operations to other countries? Does it cost the same to make a Ram HD in Mexico as it does in the US?
. . . I don't see any impact on auto prices whether they're made here or somewhere else. Prices have to be competitive.
As a CEO working with reduced profits what would you cut first? Wages? Salaries? R&D? Stockholder returns?
