As the middle class wanes and poor immigrants continue to invade, the impact on Americas businesses is completely restructured. Tyson Foods shuttered four plants in the US claiming a significant loss in demand and a need to lower costs. Simultaneously, Tyson opened 3 plants in China. The decoupled China. Various economists have speculated that Tyson shutting down is because the cost of chicken is too high reducing demand. Shutting down plants means less supply means higher prices. Even economists seem oddly inept. A secondary factor for the shutdowns is labour shortages. Yet, given labour is the most significant expense for a commodity, a shortage of labour would indicate lower costs/expenses?
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