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Rich Countries Created the “Made in China” Product Scare
NomadicasianThere’s no doubt about it, rich countries played a big role in creating today’s China. Big multi-national companies from Japan, Taiwan, and North America and all the way from Europe invested heavily in China. They have one common reason why they relocated to China: big profit at the expense of low labor and production cost.
What happened next is the “Made in China” product scare, trademark infringement, low quality goods, cloned cars and electronic and communication tools. These are just some of the things that being sold around the world. Nobody cares because they are cheap which attract more buyers from the ordinary consumers.
In this regard, China alone is not to blame but the rich countries who allowed China to mass-produce everything from the smallest item to a bigger one. The world could’ve have been safer against contaminated food and milk products and cloned goods from China if only the rich countries have done enough in stepping-up its warning to the Asia’s Dragon not to break the international law on trade and commerce and stop endangering human beings by using harmful industrial chemicals in their food, milk and drink products.
Tags: China-made Products , Contaminated Milk , Food , Trade , Commerce , China
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I agree with you. But I think China is also partly to blame as they themselves know that they are just being used by these multinational companies for their own selfish interests.
Rating: No RatingWhat I don't like in this explanation is how the author explains China's corruption by blaming it on other countries. Isn't China a "rich country?". It's also big, and most beaurocracies endure a portion of unofficial practices in accomplishing their daily activities. Take another example: the rest of the world (in the blanket sense that it's being used in this article) look to the Swiss to uphold the standard for confidential banking. Would you blame the rest of the world if this wasn't the case? If Swiss accounts were unsafe places to invest one's money? Yes, hat causes the corruption and the copyright infringement is certainly the manufacturer's access to the information, but it's also a "big rich country" proving that it is too powerful to meet with much protest. Knock-off's have existed far longer than China's emergence as the go-to for all manufacturing.
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