Is China’s export surplus too large?
Many people say wages and welfare should be increased.
Some say export tax exemptions and subsidies should be removed.
Have you ever thought that if there were no Chinese exports, could this world still remain peaceful? When food, clothing, housing, and transportation cannot be met, the risk of war rises.
When companies are profit-oriented and increasing wages and benefits means cutting into their own flesh. If profits shrink, would technological iteration come to a standstill? If companies shut down production lines, wouldn’t unemployment rise? After national fiscal revenue decreases, would it break the balance of government governance? How is social stability shaped?
Involution seems like a race to the bottom on price, but if there were no jobs and no income, is no income happier than lower income? The other side of involution is promoting technological progress—have we seen this point?
The claim of overcapacity is all Western rhetoric. If there really is overcapacity, would our jobs still exist?
The West, especially the United States, banning sales of high-tech products to China is itself distorting the global supply chain. If you can’t buy it, make it yourself; why can’t you sell it?
Chinese people still have a long road ahead. Our enemies are watching us make mistakes.
Many people say wages and welfare should be increased.
Some say export tax exemptions and subsidies should be removed.
Have you ever thought that if there were no Chinese exports, could this world still remain peaceful? When food, clothing, housing, and transportation cannot be met, the risk of war rises.
When companies are profit-oriented and increasing wages and benefits means cutting into their own flesh. If profits shrink, would technological iteration come to a standstill? If companies shut down production lines, wouldn’t unemployment rise? After national fiscal revenue decreases, would it break the balance of government governance? How is social stability shaped?
Involution seems like a race to the bottom on price, but if there were no jobs and no income, is no income happier than lower income? The other side of involution is promoting technological progress—have we seen this point?
The claim of overcapacity is all Western rhetoric. If there really is overcapacity, would our jobs still exist?
The West, especially the United States, banning sales of high-tech products to China is itself distorting the global supply chain. If you can’t buy it, make it yourself; why can’t you sell it?
Chinese people still have a long road ahead. Our enemies are watching us make mistakes.
