### Comment:
FWIW the same thing that happened to Chinese labor prices is going to happen elsewhere. The growth of a new, large manufacturing base always spawns worker organization, strikes, etc. that force concessions. 
  
 If the people problem is that their population is very high and agricultural capacity very low, I'll see you there. But if the people problem is anger at corruption and inequality I'd say pretty much every government is in the same boat.

### REPLY:
The Chinese government has proven (IMO) to be historically successful at minimizing unrest  etc, so I think they are probably as well prepared as any to handle industrial disruption in that regard. 
  
 But what happens to a Workers Party when workers are, for the most part, obsolete?  
  
 Thanks for the insight btw, it’s much appreciated.

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