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The only comment I can make, because I see it happening now, is that Mexican labor will not remain 1/3 the price of Chinese labor for much longer. They are figuring out they are not easily replaced in No. America. They are starting businesses of their own as their population increases. Many companies, large and small, want Spanish speakers and the lowball wages they offer are not getting the draw they used to get. Companies want better than average educated Spanish speakers, yet, want to pay them as if they’re picking onions in the field. How do you say “backfiring”?
Like everyone else, Zeihan has his good and bad points.
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