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January 10, 2011 at 10:15 AM #651560January 10, 2011 at 3:43 PM #650861
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Participant[quote=flu][quote=patb][quote=flu]Guys. This isn’t nearly as messed up as a few of my friends who own very profitable businesses are doing..
They are selling high end products to high end consumers in china.
So these friends basically import then goods FROM CHINA to the U.S and then send it right back to china to sell.
Go figure.[/quote]
because the chinese have lousy internal distribution[/quote]
Well actually, it’s because some of the goods are only destined for U.S. and cannot be purchased directly from internal consumers.[/quote]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?
January 10, 2011 at 3:43 PM #651906CA renter
Participant[quote=flu][quote=patb][quote=flu]Guys. This isn’t nearly as messed up as a few of my friends who own very profitable businesses are doing..
They are selling high end products to high end consumers in china.
So these friends basically import then goods FROM CHINA to the U.S and then send it right back to china to sell.
Go figure.[/quote]
because the chinese have lousy internal distribution[/quote]
Well actually, it’s because some of the goods are only destined for U.S. and cannot be purchased directly from internal consumers.[/quote]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?
January 10, 2011 at 3:43 PM #651580CA renter
Participant[quote=flu][quote=patb][quote=flu]Guys. This isn’t nearly as messed up as a few of my friends who own very profitable businesses are doing..
They are selling high end products to high end consumers in china.
So these friends basically import then goods FROM CHINA to the U.S and then send it right back to china to sell.
Go figure.[/quote]
because the chinese have lousy internal distribution[/quote]
Well actually, it’s because some of the goods are only destined for U.S. and cannot be purchased directly from internal consumers.[/quote]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?
January 10, 2011 at 3:43 PM #651444CA renter
Participant[quote=flu][quote=patb][quote=flu]Guys. This isn’t nearly as messed up as a few of my friends who own very profitable businesses are doing..
They are selling high end products to high end consumers in china.
So these friends basically import then goods FROM CHINA to the U.S and then send it right back to china to sell.
Go figure.[/quote]
because the chinese have lousy internal distribution[/quote]
Well actually, it’s because some of the goods are only destined for U.S. and cannot be purchased directly from internal consumers.[/quote]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?
January 10, 2011 at 3:43 PM #650793CA renter
Participant[quote=flu][quote=patb][quote=flu]Guys. This isn’t nearly as messed up as a few of my friends who own very profitable businesses are doing..
They are selling high end products to high end consumers in china.
So these friends basically import then goods FROM CHINA to the U.S and then send it right back to china to sell.
Go figure.[/quote]
because the chinese have lousy internal distribution[/quote]
Well actually, it’s because some of the goods are only destined for U.S. and cannot be purchased directly from internal consumers.[/quote]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?
January 11, 2011 at 12:30 PM #651524briansd1
Guest[quote=CA renter]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?[/quote]Nothing to with the Chinese government. Corporations have products destined to certain markets.
For example the iPhone was first available only in USA but Chinese consumers wanted them.
Abercrombie has no stores in China. But there are stores in China selling brand name clothing reexported from USA.
January 11, 2011 at 12:30 PM #652643briansd1
Guest[quote=CA renter]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?[/quote]Nothing to with the Chinese government. Corporations have products destined to certain markets.
For example the iPhone was first available only in USA but Chinese consumers wanted them.
Abercrombie has no stores in China. But there are stores in China selling brand name clothing reexported from USA.
January 11, 2011 at 12:30 PM #652313briansd1
Guest[quote=CA renter]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?[/quote]Nothing to with the Chinese government. Corporations have products destined to certain markets.
For example the iPhone was first available only in USA but Chinese consumers wanted them.
Abercrombie has no stores in China. But there are stores in China selling brand name clothing reexported from USA.
January 11, 2011 at 12:30 PM #652178briansd1
Guest[quote=CA renter]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?[/quote]Nothing to with the Chinese government. Corporations have products destined to certain markets.
For example the iPhone was first available only in USA but Chinese consumers wanted them.
Abercrombie has no stores in China. But there are stores in China selling brand name clothing reexported from USA.
January 11, 2011 at 12:30 PM #651591briansd1
Guest[quote=CA renter]
Interesting. Is it because the Chinese govt is trying to encourage exports over internal consumption (not that I blame them)? Why would they prevent domestic sales of Chinese-made goods?[/quote]Nothing to with the Chinese government. Corporations have products destined to certain markets.
For example the iPhone was first available only in USA but Chinese consumers wanted them.
Abercrombie has no stores in China. But there are stores in China selling brand name clothing reexported from USA.
January 11, 2011 at 10:09 PM #652051CA renter
ParticipantThanks, brian.
January 11, 2011 at 10:09 PM #651984CA renter
ParticipantThanks, brian.
January 11, 2011 at 10:09 PM #652640CA renter
ParticipantThanks, brian.
January 11, 2011 at 10:09 PM #652776CA renter
ParticipantThanks, brian.
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