"Made in China" products help US save "billions of dollars"
Chinese official: "Made in China" products help US save "billions of dollars"
Beijing, 14 February: "Made in China" products enrich American lives and have helped that country save billions of dollars in the past decade, said a Chinese official at the China-US Business Forum held here Tuesday [14 February]."The American people have enjoyed the cheap prices of made-in-China products, and according to a Morgan Stanley report, in the past ten years, these cheap products have helped save 600bn US dollars for the country,"...
CHRISTMAS AND CONSCIENCE IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE MADE IN CHINA EVERYWHERE YOU GO. IS IT POSSIBLE TO AVOID GOODS MAKE UNDER REPRESSIVE CONDITIONS?
Check the bounty under the Christmas tree come Wednesday and here's one thing you're virtually certain to see: "Made in China."With China the world's most populous country and third largest economy, its export machine sent $450.6 billion in goods and services to the United States in 2005; this year's total is expected to be even higher. That translates to a huge influx of products from a country notorious for its bloody...
BEYOND `MADE IN CHINA'
The Chinese impact on America goes far beyond ``Made in China'' Mickey Mouse magnets and Christmas toys. Baby boomers are adopting Chinese children. College students are signing up for Chinese language classes in record numbers. Young and old are taking martial arts courses.Yet Americans seem blind to China's influence here -- two-thirds say China has little or no relevance to their lives. Aware or not, Americans stoke their fires with iron pokers, put
Beijing, 14 February: "Made in China" products enrich American lives and have helped that country save billions of dollars in the past decade, said a Chinese official at the China-US Business Forum held here Tuesday [14 February]."The American people have enjoyed the cheap prices of made-in-China products, and according to a Morgan Stanley report, in the past ten years, these cheap products have helped save 600bn US dollars for the country,"...
CHRISTMAS AND CONSCIENCE IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE MADE IN CHINA EVERYWHERE YOU GO. IS IT POSSIBLE TO AVOID GOODS MAKE UNDER REPRESSIVE CONDITIONS?
Check the bounty under the Christmas tree come Wednesday and here's one thing you're virtually certain to see: "Made in China."With China the world's most populous country and third largest economy, its export machine sent $450.6 billion in goods and services to the United States in 2005; this year's total is expected to be even higher. That translates to a huge influx of products from a country notorious for its bloody...
BEYOND `MADE IN CHINA'
The Chinese impact on America goes far beyond ``Made in China'' Mickey Mouse magnets and Christmas toys. Baby boomers are adopting Chinese children. College students are signing up for Chinese language classes in record numbers. Young and old are taking martial arts courses.Yet Americans seem blind to China's influence here -- two-thirds say China has little or no relevance to their lives. Aware or not, Americans stoke their fires with iron pokers, put
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