November 16, 2023
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0:42Now PlayingSince 1945, the number of manufacturing jobs in the US has failed to grow.
The reason: increasing competition from lower-cost alternatives abroad rendering US manufacturing too expensive for corporations.
On this episode of the a16z podcast, Chris Power breaks down the state of global manufacturing, how the US lost its lead, and the impact of manufacturing on the space race.
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