US chip leadership is in trouble - but business is good

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Distorting the market forces...

If I remember correctly, letting the market forces take care of this would be a better approach in the long-term. Right?

If so, those chipmakers should be looking for the best place to set their factories and then build chips the cheaper way possible.

But nooo... they are asking for goverment's help. C'mon, capitalism 101.

If you can build cheaper chips, do it... ...because if you don't do it now, somebody else will, and by the time you realize your profits are gone, it will be too late. (Whuch would be good, because only the fittest company would survive).

You'll see, the long-term benefits would be for the whole world, not just to one protectionist country.

Regards,

MV.

Posted by: MV_z   Posted on: 07/03/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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