Dec
31
Why Does It Seem Almost Everything Is Made In China Now?
Ive noticed going to walmart taget lowes home depot.. many many places and most stuff on the shelves say made in china.. here we are going broke as a country and everything is farmed out to other countries cause its cheaper… go figure why unemployment is so high
because there are more chinese ppl over there working there asses off haha
1. They make everything with lead.
2. We can’t afford to buy things made by Americans.
i agree.they make baby cribs that are defaulted also how do we even trust them???
yep, I know what you mean. We are digging our own economic grave
i saw an american flag nd it had a made in china stamp on it!
the cost of labor and the cost of the materials are 10x cheaper than anywhere else so companies move to china to make a huge profit
because it is. it’s sad.
China has such a large population, and so many people are looking for any job they can get. They figure that working for a cheap price is betetr than not working at all, so they will take jobs, such as simple manufactoring, even if they get paid poorly.
because china is what you call the home of technology..
Cheap things.
Well, I think you know it’s because labor is cheaper. But, think of it as helping those less fortunate than ourselves, no? Many Americans would go out of business if they had to pay the higher prices here in the states, so outsourcing, in a way, not only employs Chinese people, it keeps Americans in business.
Besides, if you’re not making toys, you can always wash dishes, right?
Cause In Business world : PROFIT is everything! they got all the PROFIT cause the labor were alot lower than here, in china (our 1 day pays goes for their 1 month salary)…
Well these things happened in 70′s, probably you have realized now about industrial revolution.. Anyways china has a syndrome of selling things at any price…about unemployments figures, numbers can be deluding…often!
It is overly simplistic to say that unemployment is high because work is sent overseas where it is cheaper.
Corporations have no loyalty to a particular nation, and neither do consumers.
Whether we like it or not, we are in a global economy.
I live in Taiwan. A few years ago, as a corporate English teacher, I was assigned to a company that made wedding gowns–big business over here and around the world.
They buy the bead work in India, and the lace is done in the Philippines. The sewing is done in mainland China, where the labour is cheapest.
Except the sleeves. The gowns and sleeves are shipped to Germany, where Turkish workers buzz them through sewing machines and sew on a label that says “Made in Germany”.
American buyers pay a premium price for the gown because of the “German quality”. Not like that Chinese garbage.
We need to compete in a global world. We need to figure out what we do best, better than anybody, and do it.
I’m Canadian. We have the same problem. Or, should I say the same challenge?
Lol! I noticed that too! I think that Walmart etc. are just power hungry, money greedy businesses who do not care about any of America’s problems or Chinas. China works hard making things for very low pay, while the wealthy Americans CEOs and others take in all that money with no consideration towards the low class people of this country! The unemployment rate has gone up and it is because these big companies are taking over small businesses and are turning our economy topsy-turvy!
True, but you go shopping for those low prices, don’t you? Why else would you be at Walmart?
People want good deals, hence lower prices, hence factories in cheap countries.
Let’s face it…everyone is looking for a bargain. Even businesses. American made is more expensive than what is made in China!
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because in china they work for little and in the usa they sell them for a much higher here
we seriously need to stop spending so much money we are so far in debt
go to google and type in national debt clock
its pretty amazing how much we spen when we are this far in debt..
Me and my family always look for the red white and blue when we shop. I try to buy only made in America items.
It’s harder to shop for and you might pay more, but at least your supporting America.