AI, China, ‘dark factories’ and the future of the US auto industry
•Economist Mary Lovely argues that increasing car production in America does not necessarily indicate that tariffs are effective.
•She warns that the rise of automation in auto manufacturing may lead to fewer jobs, despite more plants being built.
•The future of the US auto industry may be shaped more by technological advancements than by trade policies.
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→Economist Mary Lovely argues that increasing car production in America does not necessarily indicate that tariffs are effective.
→She warns that the rise of automation in auto manufacturing may lead to fewer jobs, despite more plants being built.
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