03-20-2016, 07:00 AM
Don't really care anymore -- modern global commerce has made country of origin a somewhat nebulous concept anyway. I agree with LongRanger, that all country's workers can be equally skilled. What really matters is that the company makes sure their QC and what they demand from suppliers and factories is up to par.
That said, I do try to buy things made in Canada and the USA when I can, not so much because of the quality difference, but because I don't mind paying the premium to 'keep the money at home' and actually allow someone to earn a living wage to build the things I buy.
That said, I do try to buy things made in Canada and the USA when I can, not so much because of the quality difference, but because I don't mind paying the premium to 'keep the money at home' and actually allow someone to earn a living wage to build the things I buy.