Selling cheap products is a crime against US?

[Chinadefender]

Whenever I read some blame over Chinese cheap products, I cannot help think of that question.😕

In my memory, every developing country would export cheap products in order to achieve economic capital and then help update the industy structure.

China is just following the US? way. Not forget a century ago, Americans do the same thing to Europe, and many many examples.

Enhancing your industry structure is much much better than bla bla nonsense protectionism, or ideological insanity, or even outrageous agitation for some ignorant votes.:music:

 

[IHateMyJob2004]

(Interesting note:

China's currency closly tracks the dollar.

Due to this, China's products are even cheaper to otehr countries now and alot of countries are having the reduction in manufacturing jobs (and thus employment) that the US has seen occur over the past XX years.

 

[Grunt03]

I do not think it is....

I would buy it for the cheaper cost any day of the week.

Like we all wouldn't?

 

[cKGunslinger]

Originally posted by: Chinadefender
Whenever I read some blame over Chinese cheap products, I cannot help think of that question.😕

In my memory, every developing country would export cheap products in order to achieve economic capital and then help update the industy structure.

China is just following the US? way. Not forget a century ago, Americans do the same thing to Europe, and many many examples.

Enhancing your industry structure is much much better than bla bla nonsense protectionism, or ideological insanity, or even outrageous agitation for some ignorant votes.:music:

Are you sure you're not confusing "inexpensive-cheap" with "low-quality-cheap?"

Did you created this username just for this one post?

 

[RabidMongoose]

No, it isn't a crime. Doesn't mean that people can't be critical of such products. Criticism isn't illegal in the US.

 

[CubicZirconia]

Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
No, it isn't a crime. Doesn't mean that people can't be critical of such products. Criticism isn't illegal in the US.

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