Why Apple may choose to stay for 'Make in India' iPhones even after Trump's 25% tariff slap
The Global Trade Research Initiative suggests that manufacturing iPhones in India remains financially advantageous for Apple, even with a potential 25% US tariff. Lower labor costs in India, around $230 per month compared to $2,900 in the US, significantly reduce assembly expenses.
The Global Trade Research Initiative suggests that manufacturing iPhones in India remains financially advantageous for Apple, even with a potential 25% US tariff. Lower labor costs in India, around $230 per month compared to $2,900 in the US, significantly reduce assembly expenses. What's Your Reaction?
