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I would say yes and no. As a country we need to have some textile manufacturing. Otherwise we will literally not know how to sew masks right? We can’t forget how to make clothes. If possible I’d like to see at least the fabric get made here. Those machines are very complicated.
We could maintain a luxury textile manufacturing sector (we still sort of have one) and then send that fabric down to Mexico etc for the cheap stuff. If we do comparative advantage only, we will end up with a country that just makes agricultural products, cinema, and finance
until the almighty dollar goes. Manufacturing is super important for technology and for employment. Some people in the US can’t work any other job. If we do the comparative advantage thing nothing will be made here except the biggest most difficult to move stuff.
China has a huge comparative advantage for it: - better math education (or results) - same for science - culturally suited - less creative (important for the doing part of mfg) - more hard working - better govt policies - proximity to other manufacturing powerhouses (Japan, SK)
Here is a different take on comparative advantage, in case you are interested: https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3095473 …
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