• starchylemming
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    7 months ago

    so how does he define “low labor risks”?

    probably weak unions and protections as usual?

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      7 months ago

      The article doesn’t say it, but probably a combination of:

      • Low risk of strikes
      • Relatively low cost of labor
      • Availability of skilled employees

      My guess is that this means that if they are going to produce in europe, they might settle down in slovakia, czech republic or poland.

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      7 months ago

      Mexico is not in europe :D But otherwise an interesting location for car makers.