The growth of the domestic auto market has been huge, but it’s still , hurting domestic manufacturers.
The growth of the domestic auto market has been huge, but it’s still , hurting domestic manufacturers.
China even before the latest write-downs. Now that trend is accelerating.
The lead paint scandal took a tragic turn as the Chinese factory owner at the center of this controversy has
Meanwhile, the Chinese government is trying to pass some of the blame to the exporters and US companies who accepted the products.
So many American companies transferred manufacturing to China to save money, and retailers like Wal-Mart encouraged this strategy. Now they are paying the price.
We take for granted the numerous regulations in the US designed to protect us. We’re now seeing the risks of outsourcing. Of course outsourcing a trade will continue, but relying on Chinese components and products just got a little costlier.
It’s not nearly as high as the Chinese government wants it to be. The Chinese are naturally conservative with their spending habits, and that could hamper future growth.
that the U.S. crackdown on Chinese paper exports might have more to do with helping some well-connected private equity firms than broad U.S. interests.
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