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What Molson Hart thinks about infrastructure

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Manufacturer and founder of Viahart, which makes educational toys. He has spent fifteen years manufacturing in China, Southeast Asia and the Americas, worked on a Chinese factory floor and built a factory in Texas, and writes about what moving a production line actually involves at molsonhart.com.

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2 dated positions, 2025, in their own words. Our reading of what Molson Hart has said — not written or endorsed by them.

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  1. Our readingChina's manufacturing dominance rests on work ethic, knowhow and infrastructure rather than on low wages, because many countries pay less and cannot do it.

    Their wordsIt’s the work ethic, knowhow, commitment, combined with top notch infrastructure, that makes China the most powerful manufacturing country in the world today.

    ↗America Underestimates the Difficulty of Bringing Manufacturing Backmolsonhart.com 4th of 16 in this piece

    China

    Interesting

  3. Our readingAmerican manufacturing output cannot meaningfully rise without first building large amounts of new electricity generation.

    Their wordsWithout the construction of huge amounts of new energy infrastructure, like nuclear power plants, we cannot meaningfully increase our manufacturing output.

    ↗America Underestimates the Difficulty of Bringing Manufacturing Backmolsonhart.com 6th of 16 in this piece

    energyAmericanuclear power

    Interesting