Forbes is running an interesting article addressing the mystery of "How Germany Builds Twice As Many Cars As the U.S. While Paying Its Workers Twice As Much." Apparently, it's not rocket science: just a matter of more cooperative relations between unions and managers, and the absence of the "race to the bottom" mentality that pervades the US maufacturing culture. But all I could think was, the average American autoworker makes $33.77 an hour? Dang, $69K a year is hardly chump change, especially for manual labor. And imagine how far that salary would go in Detroit!
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