Second, within this country, ensuring enough people can rely on themselves for their livelihood.
Donnie's interest in Canada's manufacturing industry exists for this reason.
Of course, there is another reason, which is that labor costs, production costs, and tax rates in Canada are lower than those in the United States. Historically, many Japanese and American brand automakers have established factories in Canada.
Donnie is well aware that, despite previous setbacks in the U.S. automotive manufacturing and steel industries, the strength of the unions will surely gradually accumulate. Moreover, Donnie initially planned to relocate most of the manufacturing industry factories under the Venus Bank consortium back to the United States.
Canada is one of Donnie's choices.
Both Walker and Maholi are very interested in Donnie's plan.
Firstly, every major plan of Donnie's brings Venus Bank a qualitative leap.
Secondly, the relationship between Canada and the United States.
