Let's not forget the almost zero percent import tax that overseas manufacturers are paying to bring their cars to our shores.
How on earth can an Australian company compete with cars (or anything else) being made in countries like China, where minimum wage is less than what our guys spend each day on morning tea.
The government has a lot to answer for when it comes to manufacturing as a whole in Australia.
A almost everything we buy these days is manufactured overseas, simply because it costs too much to make it here and sell it at a competitive price, again competing with cheap labour costs overseas.
And the spineless jellyfish unions are not helping one bit.
Sorry, I will get off my soapbox now...I need a coffee.
How on earth can an Australian company compete with cars (or anything else) being made in countries like China, where minimum wage is less than what our guys spend each day on morning tea.
The government has a lot to answer for when it comes to manufacturing as a whole in Australia.
A almost everything we buy these days is manufactured overseas, simply because it costs too much to make it here and sell it at a competitive price, again competing with cheap labour costs overseas.
And the spineless jellyfish unions are not helping one bit.
Sorry, I will get off my soapbox now...I need a coffee.
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