China a closed market

• Guest 745

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  15 January 2014     09:37257805
  #1      
  China a closed market, there way or no way
  
  http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/industry/jlr-build-cars-china
• Guest 649

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  15 January 2014     09:49257806
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  THere are two members of my family out there at this time China is one of their companys best buyers,you can not have it always,you and the party you are in UKIP, big shout is we must come out of the EU and 1000s agree with that,and if that happens the UK will need to trade with the world and China is the biggist buyer out there in the open world, and they get on well with the UK and like our goods,so do not run that down, we will need them more then they need us.You have always been the same shout off about this and that not knowing what you are talking about.Sorry if this sounds rude but as my family deal alot with China I do have a insite to it.
• Guest 745

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  15 January 2014     10:18257812
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  China will copy all , china domestic market will not pay Weston market prices
  
  China is mostly a one way street in trade . Most top brand names selling in china will be produce in china one day,
  
  No uk tax's will be paid on profits made in china ,theirs is nothing we produce that one day they will not copy and produce cheaper
  
  
  Cars or most good and services will not be produced in Europe and shipped to china.
  
  Some specialist engineering parts or drugs ,maybe but very little .
  
  Nothing to do with my party ,its just the facts ,china is not an open market for the west
  
  Open your eyes to the big picture Vick
  
  
  
  Under Chinese government regulations, foreign car manufacturers can only build manufacturing plants in China if they sign joint venture deals with indigenous brands. They also have to launch Chinese-market-only sub-brands.
• Guest 649

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  15 January 2014     10:26257813
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  You read the papers to much mate
• Guest 655

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  15 January 2014     13:03257823
  #5      
  Well said Vic. You are spot on in both your posts.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  15 January 2014     13:22257824
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  what we have to remember is that due to their policy of one child per family there is a labour shortage in china which forces wages up, some factories have to bring migrants in to keep up with demand.
  
  there is no shortage of money in many chinese worker's pockets and it is only natural that they want to spend it on "exotic" western goods preferably designer labels.
  
  let's not forget that a business opening in the district did so after closing their chinese manufacturing base
• Guest 653

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  15 January 2014     18:00257842
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  That was Multi-panel Howard - great company, big investment in Dover.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 745

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  16 January 2014     17:46257900
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  We will never be able to trade freely in china ,the way they can trade freely in the west
  
  Haw is this a workable free trade agreement? This is all I am saying;
  
  I would like to see free trade.
• Keith Sansum1

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  16 January 2014     17:53257902
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  tell us more barryw
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