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“Whenever we buy products made in China,” he wrote last year of the US and its allies, “we as consumers are helping to finance a Chinese military buildup that may well mean to do us and our countries harm.”
There is a strong case for offering financial products tailored to women entrepreneurs.
From nanotechnologies that make possible new types of microelectronics and medical treatments to additive manufacturing systems (better known as 3D printing), emerging new materials and methods are set to revolutionize how products are designed and made.
But these economies are projected to account for 70% of global sales of manufactured goods (both consumer and industrial products) by 2025.
To develop these markets, companies will need talented people, from ethnographers (to understand consumers’ customs and preferences) to engineers (to design products that fit a new definition of value).
Large and small companies alike are crowd-sourcing ideas online for new products and actual designs.
Billions of dollars are flowing into auto, steel, chemical, and high-tech electronics plants, setting the stage for China to be a major exporter of high-end products.
Likewise, tobacco companies are seeking to use the TPP to prohibit developing countries – which represent the largest cigarette markets – from adopting new controls on their products.
However, python skins, like many wildlife products, are a commodity, so communities harvesting them are limited in terms of how they can add value to increase returns.
Over time, the persistence of these conditions undermined the competitiveness of domestic industry, impeding sales of Brazilian products not only internationally, but also in the robust and growing internal market.
In March 2009, exports of electronics and IT products tumbled nearly 25% from the previous period.
Leveraging a mixture of administrative guidance and monetary incentives, the city government plans to reduce the share of garments in the output of textiles products by 25% in three years and to increase the industrial applications of chemical fibers, which promise much higher returns than apparel production.
He promised to “make America great again” by isolating it from all negative influences, limiting trade, and supporting “American-made” products.
It specializes in high-quality, special steel products designed for the most complicated uses.
These high-quality products are purchased on middle- and long-term contracts, mainly by long-time customers.
Mittal has an obvious interest in gaining control of Arcelor in order to improve its global geographic balance, boost its market share in high-end steel products, and reduce its vulnerability to the speculative jolts that occur in the raw steel market.
If it is led into a more adventurous strategy, its sustained policy of research and heavy investment in up-market steel products may be weakened.
Moreover, after a seemingly unending litany of stories about tainted Chinese products, a row has now erupted between China and the United States regarding contaminated Chinese heparin, a blood thinner.
Although Chinese authorities have disputed US claims that Chinese-made heparin led to at least 81 American deaths, the scientific evidence has damaged China’s credibility and has strengthened perceptions around the world that Chinese products are unregulated and unsafe.
Moreover, one can easily imagine that import demand would soar further if the US and the European Union lifted their bans on exports of high-tech products to China.
Markets are the products of a very basic human characteristic, namely the characteristic to trade, to barter, or exchange goods and services.
Production is meaningless if fresh products do not make it to market in good condition and at a reasonable cost.
That means investing in education and building incentives to increase productivity through changes in products, processes, or organization.
Since there is no attribution in countries’ fiscal accounts of income from products linked to natural resources, we can only hazard a reasonably informed guess about how that spending was allocated.
In contrast, spending for other objectives – for example, research and development on new products and processes – increased very little.
Furthermore, demand for krill products – from fish oil and feed to skin creams and other cosmetics – has increased over the past 20 years.
As rising affluence and falling technology prices make online shopping accessible to a growing pool of customers, more products will follow.
But the food industry’s worries that biopharmed plants could contaminate their products are overblown.
Multiple state attorneys general are now taking drug manufacturers – including Purdue Pharma, Johnson & Johnson, Endo Health Solutions, Inc., and their subsidiaries – to court for marketing and distributing their products by “nefarious and deceptive” means.
India’s nonmilitary options to force a Chinese withdrawal from Depsang range from diplomatic (suspension of all official visits or reconsideration of its recognition of Tibet as part of China) to economic (an informal boycott of Chinese goods, just as China has hurt Japan through a nonofficial boycott of Japanese-made products).
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