to a growing worker space to support manufacturing expansion. if and tim cook s new daily meetings enforce that. his meeting with prime minister modi circled around the support and the framework needs to grow here. even the indian government wants on its part apple to replicate its china story here. local reports in india said that discussions range from expansion of manufacturing capacity to regulation. cook also met it minister, where his talks focused on deepening engagement across manufacturing, electronic export, and scaling. now, apple s key vendors have grown their manufacturing here, supported also by the indian government s production incentive scheme. they are now exporting more than 7% of the world s iphones and apple wants to scale that, they want to shift more assembly operations out of china. now, a success of that will depend
the council of economic advisers who make a big deal look at the trend. we have inflation ticking down six months in a row the trend is your friend that is very important in that context. look, you make a fair point catch up with them yet. asked to move into 2023 with investments in infrastructure. with investment standing in a clean energy production, semi conductors, domestic manufacturing 800,000 jobs in manufacturing since president took office. those are 23 numbers. shannon: again because of being the fair of the strata back because of the pandemic. what does talk about manufacturing 800,000 jobs since this president took office that s important to him that s really high value-added sector with good jobs for noncollege workers. i want to get your point that is the strongest manufacturing expansion on record going back to 1953. that is not just a bounce back or part of it as a bounce back.
the council of economic advisers who make a big deal look at the trend. we have inflation ticking down six months in a row the trend is your friend that is very important in that context. look, you make a fair point catch up with them yet. asked to move into 2023 with investments in infrastructure. with investment standing in a clean energy production, semi conductors, domestic manufacturing 800,000 jobs in manufacturing since president took office. those are 23 numbers. shannon: again because of being the fair of the strata back because of the pandemic. what does talk about manufacturing 800,000 jobs since this president took office that s important to him that s really high value-added sector with good jobs for noncollege workers. i want to get your point that is the strongest manufacturing expansion on record going back to 1953. that is not just a bounce back or part of it as a bounce back.