Thread: 'Amazon couldn’t make a Kindle [in the U.S.] if it wanted to'
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Old 08-22-2011, 03:45 PM   #38
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With respect, can I know what those links are supposed to show?
I can't speak for him, but I can say that the Boeing Dreamliner is not really an example of "expertise gone abroad." A lot of aviation work is still done in the US, and the knowledge is readily available.

Rather, the 787 was delayed by relying on too many subcontractors (both domestic and international, and this was Krugman's point), a labor strike, design problems and other miscellaneous delays.
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