China Shock 2.0 a terrible new wave coming

[Asiska02]

The world government had strict limitations to the products China exported in excess there were allowed to do that in the furniture business. Now those limits has proven hard to curtail, they're now on the bigger sectors. The affected G20 nations could come up with a strong policy or fine placed on the Chinese government to rebalance it's economy or stop the funding of excessive exports in such sectors, where the Chinese dominance would damage or obstruct the world trade.

That’s from your own point of view though but not so many people will reason the same as this since they’re getting what they want at a cheaper price, thanks to China for standing out and trying to make life more comfortable for everyone without being a wealthy person. There is always an economic fight when a country is dominating other countries, China has been one of the targets since they’re not under any bilateral agreements with any of those top countries that feels they’re taking over their territories and de-industrialising them. It is a competitive market and anyone that has the solution of the people solved will be the bigger country of interest.

[abhiseshakana]

The world government had strict limitations to the products China exported in excess there were allowed to do that in the furniture business. Now those limits has proven hard to curtail, they're now on the bigger sectors. The affected G20 nations could come up with a strong policy or fine placed on the Chinese government to rebalance it's economy or stop the funding of excessive exports in such sectors, where the Chinese dominance would damage or obstruct the world trade.

That’s from your own point of view though but not so many people will reason the same as this since they’re getting what they want at a cheaper price, thanks to China for standing out and trying to make life more comfortable for everyone without being a wealthy person. There is always an economic fight when a country is dominating other countries, China has been one of the targets since they’re not under any bilateral agreements with any of those top countries that feels they’re taking over their territories and de-industrialising them. It is a competitive market and anyone that has the solution of the people solved will be the bigger country of interest.

I feel that Chinese technology based on the principle of observing, imitating, and modifying is, in fact, the right strategy for mastering technology in the future. Magically, for some reason, China can make expensive things cheap. When China innovates with a spectacular mind, many say it is exploitation. Yet, what China is doing is a strategy, they are not stealthy cowards, they outline their targets in their five year strategic plan, with detailed blueprints that anyone can read. Sometimes I feel that the narrative of Chinese exploitation is Western propaganda.

We realize how Eastern nations were once colonies of the West. The greed of Western nations is even cloaked in the values ​​of democracy and economic liberalization. When China successfully adapted Western values ​​on its own terms, the West framed that success through the lens of subtle racism disguised as exploitation. The erosion of Western economic dominance, It sparked panic and revived a long held notion deeply ingrained in the Western mindset the fear of the "Yellow Peril" threat.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril

[Accardo]

We realize how Eastern nations were once colonies of the West. The greed of Western nations is even cloaked in the values ​​of democracy and economic liberalization. When China successfully adapted Western values ​​on its own terms, the West framed that success through the lens of subtle racism disguised as exploitation. The erosion of Western economic dominance, It sparked panic and revived a long held notion deeply ingrained in the Western mindset the fear of the "Yellow Peril" threat.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Peril

Other Eastern nations are concerned about this, not just the Westerners. It's a fact the Whites are fearful of Asian's coming back, but the fear directed to the global market dominance caused by China is just a part of their entire fear, since its affecting other producing countries in the East. The Westerner's major concern on ''Yellow Peril'' is widely about military, technological power, and Economics, which the last mentioned is still about to be strengthened out by affected nation, for returning to the global market. Toyko has increased tarrifs by 95% for graphite electrodes exported from China.

[WillyAp]

I feel that Chinese technology based on the principle of observing, imitating, and modifying is, in fact, the right strategy for mastering technology in the future. Magically, for some reason, China can make expensive things cheap. When China innovates with a spectacular mind, many say it is exploitation. Yet, what China is doing is a strategy, they are not stealthy cowards, they outline their targets in their five year strategic plan, with detailed blueprints that anyone can read. Sometimes I feel that the narrative of Chinese exploitation is Western propaganda.

I've bought chargers where the innovation was plain garbish, lasted not even 3 days.

[Smack That Ace]

I've bought chargers where the innovation was plain garbish, lasted not even 3 days.

What brand was that charger, and how much was it?

China makes a ton of stuff at all kinds of quality levels, aimed at different segments and budgets. You can't grab one dirt cheap charger and tar everything they make with the same brush.

I won't deny that a lot of Chinese goods still aren't on par with American products. But at those prices, you're not gonna find anything comparable from the US or Japan.

They're making the market more competitive and giving users better options. Funny thing is, plenty of people see that as a threat . Classic double standard , LOL.

[348Judah]

China has taken more jobs than AI, more jobs could be taken if nothing is done before 2042, their mass exportation of high-value products like Electric cars, Batteries and Solar panels at a very cheap rate, has closed down factories in south east Asia.

Everything about China is encouraging, with the kind of mindset you have towards creativity development in their economy and every other sector in the country. I'm also not well pleased with how they create more inferior, or, let me see, substandard products within the same economy; when too much of something is overwhelming, it's gotten into their head to the extent of creating inferior ones that are counterfeit. To talk of their progression in economic development, they are well to do on this aspect and are creating enough capacity for people to get involved.