Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods
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Kasthuri said:
3 weeks ago
Hello everyone. I am Kasthuri.
According to me, Indian goods are better than Chinese goods.
It does not meet the quality of Indian goods. Quality is the key factor everyone considers when they are going to buy anything.
Chinese items have no warranty and can be used only for a shorter period of time, which is a waste of money. They also use poor raw materials to make the product, which affects its quality.
According to me, Indian goods are better than Chinese goods.
It does not meet the quality of Indian goods. Quality is the key factor everyone considers when they are going to buy anything.
Chinese items have no warranty and can be used only for a shorter period of time, which is a waste of money. They also use poor raw materials to make the product, which affects its quality.
Jay Yadav said:
6 months ago
Hello everyone, so the topic of today's is Chinese goods vs Indian goods
So as an Indian, I can certainly say that Indian goods are far better than Chinese goods because Indian goods have some important and exceptional benefits like;
1. Quality: Indian goods have that quality so we can use them on a long-term basis but when it comes to Chinese goods they do not contain good quality and are mainly used for a short-term period.
2. Made in India: they are made-in-India goods which promote local and domestic businesses.
3. Variety: Indian goods are also coming in a wide variety.
If we talk about Chinese goods
1. They are cheap
2. They are producing in massive quantities but compromise with quality.
3. No warranty
4. Using poor raw materials.
So, according to me, Indian goods are far better than Chinese goods in terms of quality, quantity and variety as Indians we should promote our local and domestic goods which can lead to an increase in our economic growth.
So as an Indian, I can certainly say that Indian goods are far better than Chinese goods because Indian goods have some important and exceptional benefits like;
1. Quality: Indian goods have that quality so we can use them on a long-term basis but when it comes to Chinese goods they do not contain good quality and are mainly used for a short-term period.
2. Made in India: they are made-in-India goods which promote local and domestic businesses.
3. Variety: Indian goods are also coming in a wide variety.
If we talk about Chinese goods
1. They are cheap
2. They are producing in massive quantities but compromise with quality.
3. No warranty
4. Using poor raw materials.
So, according to me, Indian goods are far better than Chinese goods in terms of quality, quantity and variety as Indians we should promote our local and domestic goods which can lead to an increase in our economic growth.
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Mohit said:
6 months ago
Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Since I'm from India so I will speak for Indian products.
Indian goods are better quality than chinese afterall in China they use cheap materials to produce goods.
Although they are affordable since has less price in market but There products are sold with a tag "use and throw". Indian goods have better quality with warranty and they are reusable.
Indian goods are better quality than chinese afterall in China they use cheap materials to produce goods.
Although they are affordable since has less price in market but There products are sold with a tag "use and throw". Indian goods have better quality with warranty and they are reusable.
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Meenakshi said:
6 months ago
Good Morning everyone.
The given Topic is Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods.
In my opinion, Indian goods are better than Chinese goods in terms of quality. Chinese goods are made from cheaper materials compared to Indian goods. However, in terms of cost, Chinese goods are more affordable than Indian goods, as they are within the reach of most people. Both have their advantages. We should purchase products that offer both good quality and reasonable pricing. However, most people tend to buy Chinese products because of their affordability across all income classes. We should aim to buy products that are of better quality and priced fairly.
The given Topic is Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods.
In my opinion, Indian goods are better than Chinese goods in terms of quality. Chinese goods are made from cheaper materials compared to Indian goods. However, in terms of cost, Chinese goods are more affordable than Indian goods, as they are within the reach of most people. Both have their advantages. We should purchase products that offer both good quality and reasonable pricing. However, most people tend to buy Chinese products because of their affordability across all income classes. We should aim to buy products that are of better quality and priced fairly.
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VismayaK M said:
9 months ago
Hello everyone,
I want to share my view of thinking about Chinese and Indian goods.
Firstly, we all know that Chinese products are cheap better is affordable. Indian products are not that much affordable.
Because we all know how much labour is paid, and what is the demand they have. Secondly the raw material. It is also so expensive to an industry.
Then obviously the cost of Indian products is high.
When I come to Chinese products or goods they are affordable to every class of people in India.
What I observe commonly in the society or environment around me is, peoples when they buy a new watch, it may look new and good for a few days or a few months. After they get bored of it.
So instead of buying very expensive things, buying cheap and affordable things is good according to me.
Thank you.
I want to share my view of thinking about Chinese and Indian goods.
Firstly, we all know that Chinese products are cheap better is affordable. Indian products are not that much affordable.
Because we all know how much labour is paid, and what is the demand they have. Secondly the raw material. It is also so expensive to an industry.
Then obviously the cost of Indian products is high.
When I come to Chinese products or goods they are affordable to every class of people in India.
What I observe commonly in the society or environment around me is, peoples when they buy a new watch, it may look new and good for a few days or a few months. After they get bored of it.
So instead of buying very expensive things, buying cheap and affordable things is good according to me.
Thank you.
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Sourav maity said:
10 months ago
I am telling you from my thoughts.
The cost of Chinese products is much lower than Indian products.
But in terms of long-term use, Indian products are far ahead of Chinese products.
Where China uses its machine to make the raw material for the product.
In that case, India collects raw materials from different countries and manufactures products.
We know that the more time we spend on a product, the stronger it is.
In that case, china produces the product in a very short time.
Due to this Indian products are stronger than Chinese products.
Thank you.
The cost of Chinese products is much lower than Indian products.
But in terms of long-term use, Indian products are far ahead of Chinese products.
Where China uses its machine to make the raw material for the product.
In that case, India collects raw materials from different countries and manufactures products.
We know that the more time we spend on a product, the stronger it is.
In that case, china produces the product in a very short time.
Due to this Indian products are stronger than Chinese products.
Thank you.
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Pushkar rane said:
11 months ago
Hello everyone,
My opinion on this topic is that Chinese goods are efficient but the lifespan of those products is less. By comparing Chinese products, Indian products are cost-efficient and also their lifespan is longer.
Due to the importing of Chinese, there is an increase in their price. And also there is no growth in GDP in our country.
So by using our products Indian people get more employment by starting factories and these will help to increase the GDP of our country. So avoid using Chinese products and focus on using Indian products as much as possible.
Thank you!
My opinion on this topic is that Chinese goods are efficient but the lifespan of those products is less. By comparing Chinese products, Indian products are cost-efficient and also their lifespan is longer.
Due to the importing of Chinese, there is an increase in their price. And also there is no growth in GDP in our country.
So by using our products Indian people get more employment by starting factories and these will help to increase the GDP of our country. So avoid using Chinese products and focus on using Indian products as much as possible.
Thank you!
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Dharshini said:
1 year ago
Chinese goods dominate the global market due to cost-effective production, advanced technology, and diverse product offerings. Their affordability, driven by mass production and economies of scale, makes them highly competitive, especially in electronics and machinery.
However, perceptions about quality vary, with both premium and budget options available. Concerns about labour practices and environmental impact also persist.
In contrast, Indian goods are increasingly gaining recognition for their quality, innovation, and cultural significance. Sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT services are particularly strong. Government initiatives like "Make in India" aim to boost domestic manufacturing and attract foreign investment, while a highly skilled workforce enhances production capabilities. Indian products often emphasize sustainability and ethical practices, especially in traditional crafts and organic goods.
Consumer choices between Chinese and Indian goods depend on priorities such as cost, quality, and ethical considerations.
Both markets contribute significantly to the global economy, each with its distinct strengths and market strategies.
However, perceptions about quality vary, with both premium and budget options available. Concerns about labour practices and environmental impact also persist.
In contrast, Indian goods are increasingly gaining recognition for their quality, innovation, and cultural significance. Sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT services are particularly strong. Government initiatives like "Make in India" aim to boost domestic manufacturing and attract foreign investment, while a highly skilled workforce enhances production capabilities. Indian products often emphasize sustainability and ethical practices, especially in traditional crafts and organic goods.
Consumer choices between Chinese and Indian goods depend on priorities such as cost, quality, and ethical considerations.
Both markets contribute significantly to the global economy, each with its distinct strengths and market strategies.
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Champa said:
1 year ago
Hi, I am Champa.
Chinese goods dominate the global market due to cost-effective production, advanced technology, and diverse product offerings. Their affordability, driven by mass production and economies of scale, makes them highly competitive, especially in electronics and machinery.
However, perceptions about quality vary, with both premium and budget options available. Concerns about labor practices and environmental impact also persist.
In contrast, Indian goods are increasingly gaining recognition for their quality, innovation, and cultural significance. Sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT services are particularly strong. Government initiatives like "Make in India" aim to boost domestic manufacturing and attract foreign investment, while a highly skilled workforce enhances production capabilities. Indian products often emphasize sustainability and ethical practices, especially in traditional crafts and organic goods.
Consumer choices between Chinese and Indian goods depend on priorities such as cost, quality, and ethical considerations. Both markets contribute significantly to the global economy, each with its distinct strengths and market strategies.
Chinese goods dominate the global market due to cost-effective production, advanced technology, and diverse product offerings. Their affordability, driven by mass production and economies of scale, makes them highly competitive, especially in electronics and machinery.
However, perceptions about quality vary, with both premium and budget options available. Concerns about labor practices and environmental impact also persist.
In contrast, Indian goods are increasingly gaining recognition for their quality, innovation, and cultural significance. Sectors like textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT services are particularly strong. Government initiatives like "Make in India" aim to boost domestic manufacturing and attract foreign investment, while a highly skilled workforce enhances production capabilities. Indian products often emphasize sustainability and ethical practices, especially in traditional crafts and organic goods.
Consumer choices between Chinese and Indian goods depend on priorities such as cost, quality, and ethical considerations. Both markets contribute significantly to the global economy, each with its distinct strengths and market strategies.
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Vegiraju sowmyacharishma said:
2 years ago
Hello gentlemen, I'm here to discuss the topic of Chinese goods versus Indian goods. We all know that China product is used everywhere in real life in India. Compare to other country's products we can get China products at a cheaper price. The main thing that I noticed in China products are for only for temporary period More of them are duplicate products whereas the Indian goods are standard in quality maintain high quality and even cost is somewhat high when compared to China products but in India, the product will a long lifetime but whereas China won't. China goods do not have any type of standards. But when compared to both the countries china will advance in new technology.
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