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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Bachelors.

The Republic of India, the magnificent ambition of the Prime Minister and his government now,

is to become a manufacturing epicenter for everything that America needs for the future.

Of course, I mean the iPhone, but there's more to it than that. So I welcome Satin Anand

Dume of the American Enterprise Institute who writes for the op-ed page of the Wall Street

Journal, his column on the subcontinent. Satin Anand ever since the news of China's collapse

because of COVID-zero policies and other, what should have to say, authoritarian decisions,

the promise has been India, but more recently, crisis in the iPhone factory in China led

to decision making by the major corporation that is in everybody's portfolio, Apple, Tim

Cook, moving facilities to manufacture iPhones to India. Is this the moment that changed

everything or has it been going on for some time? Good evening to you, Satin Anand.

Very good evening, John. Well, it's been going on for some time. So Apple has been doing

a small amount of manufacturing, roughly about 5 percent in India of iPhones since about

2017. But the announcement in September that they would make the iPhone 14 in India stands

out because this is the first time that Apple is making a leading-edge phone in India very

soon after or around the same time as its U.S. launch. In the past, they've sort of typically

produced older models or they've produced there or they've waited for six months or eight

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