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"Half of manufacturers are moving manufacturing away from Germany. " Is what I said.. According to Himmy's Deloitte article - it's more than half.

It's not about how much they are moving. Nobody said they are moving 50% of their capability away or all of it. - it's how many are moving. Its a lot, and the impact is huge.

You pretend to think I said 50% are moving half or all of their manufacturing out of Germany. That is your attempt to interpret what was said as wrong, so that you can argue. it's your standard MO. Then you get upset and reply that any reply is waffle. Finally you call people boyo when your stupidity is exposed.

I'm not going to run up 100 pages of pointless argument - so I invite you to have the last word.
 
"Half of manufacturers are moving manufacturing away from Germany. " Is what I said.. According to Himmy's Deloitte article - it's more than half.

It's not about how much they are moving. Nobody said they are moving 50% of their capability away or all of it. - it's how many are moving. Its a lot, and the impact is huge.

You pretend to think I said 50% are moving half or all of their manufacturing out of Germany. That is your attempt to interpret what was said as wrong, so that you can argue. it's your standard MO. Then you get upset and reply that any reply is waffle. Finally you call people boyo when your stupidity is exposed.

I'm not going to run up 100 pages of pointless argument - so I invite you to have the last word.
Your comment highlights and exaggerates the negatives without mentioning the positives.
German companies have at least partly relocated their operations abroad because of Germany’s ongoing energy chaos
Germany’s companies have moved at least some operations abroad.
While the report makes grim reading for Berlin, it has some silver linings for Brussels.
Companies mostly plan to relocate their manufacturing processes within the European Union, they say.
China is an increasingly less attractive location for businesses, with only ten per cent of companies looking to relocate some of their operations to Asia.
Meanwhile, eight per cent are exploring bringing some of their Asian operations back to Europe, amid growing tensions between East and West.

And so what, UK has reduced its manufacturing to such a low capacity, and it survives.
Maybe the Germans will apply their engineering eminence to services. :rolleyes:
 
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