Why Making an iPhone in the U.S. Isn't a Great Idea

The video explores Apple's strategy of designing products in California and assembling them in China. It highlights the reasons behind this decision, such as the minimal cost of assembly and the robust supply chain in Shenzhen. Attempts to replicate this model in Brazil failed due to supply chain issues. The video concludes by questioning the feasibility and desirability of assembling iPhones in the US, suggesting it would create fewer jobs and follow a model similar to Brazil's.

How does the cluster effect in Shenzhen benefit iPhone manufacturing?

What implications does the potential US assembly of iPhones have for job creation?