Cost-Plus Capitalism: Lessons from HII and the Future of Naval Shipbuilding (Part 5) – Ep 264

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At HII’s shipyard, I saw how cost-plus capitalism shapes naval shipbuilding: scarce automation, labor shortages, and incentives that reward rising costs.

Cost-Plus Capitalism: Lessons from HII and the Future of Naval Shipbuilding (Part 5) Ep 264

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