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Business, 16.03.2020 20:44 wazzuphottie6112

In the last few decades the electronics manufacturing sector has found it difficult to compete with electronics from foreign competitors. High labor costs is one of the main reasons economists cite for the lack of competitiveness in the electronics manufacturing industry. If there was modest inflation how could that help the electronics manufacturing industry compete?

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