What does the flight of company after company from the US say about america's future as a rich Superpower?

Answer 1

Give me 10 companies that have left the US.

Answer 2

It says two things - the US needs to stop 'protecting' industries... for example when a tariff is applied on say steel, it protects the US steel industry, but it harms automakers because they now have to buy more expensive steel from WV to make their cars and so they move the car making to Canada where they can import steel cheeper...
Second, it is not always a bad thing that industry moves overseas...say for example a shirt maker moves to Indonesia...Then Indonesia benefits from the new industry and moves closer to capitalism and we benefit because we can buy cheeper shirts...then with that extra money that we saved we can put it towards our education in, say, computers...who do you think makes more money people who sew buttons onto dress shirts or computer engineers?
A real life example is the Certified Public Accounting firm that my husband works at... They recently outsourced doing simple 1040 tax returns to India...they review them when they come back, but they don't have to do any typing...Now his firm can use their manpower to do things that create more revenue like audits and business consulting...when his company does well we are happier at review time...

Answer 3

So far the only thing they've proven is they thought it was greener on the other side of the fence, but is it?

I'm here for the long haul and I'm not running from a bit of adversity, it's all just par for the course, that's all it is.