Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods
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Manan said:
8 years ago
Indian goods are much better than poor Chinese goods but Chinese goods are cheaper and people most of the times prefer more features over quality like in smartphone. But, the recent changes have made manufacturing cheaper in India and the Indian companies which were manufacturing in China are shifting back to India. So, in few years Indian goods will outperform Chinese goods both by quality and price.
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Sristi verma said:
8 years ago
Chinese goods vs Indian goods. Nowadays if we can see around us we will find the flood of Chinese goods this is because Chinese goods are cheaper than Indian goods but if we would boycott Chinese goods it will give worst effect on our economy because CHINA is highest import partner of India. And we Indians did not have large no. Of industries to produce goods for millions of people so ultimately the price of goods will increase and people will face a lot of problems.
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Manan Paruthi said:
8 years ago
Chinese goods are sold more compared to Indian goods in the market because of a cheaper price but people don't see that its quality is also cheaper and also many products like Chinese firecrackers are hazardous to our environment. We should buy Indian goods which are better in quality and which also help Indian economy to grow.
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Sona singh said:
8 years ago
Hello, friends.
Today I would like to express my views in favour of using Indian goods, I'm in favour of using Indian goods due to following reasons.
1. Indian goods are durable and reliable.
2. Indian goods are of better quality.
3. Using Indian goods will increase the economy of our country.
4. Using Indian goods may give employment to the unemployed and can also improve their living conditions.
5. By using Chinese goods we are doing nothing but helping other countries (China) to grow.
6. Chinese goods are cheaper but they are neither durable nor of good quality.
Today I would like to express my views in favour of using Indian goods, I'm in favour of using Indian goods due to following reasons.
1. Indian goods are durable and reliable.
2. Indian goods are of better quality.
3. Using Indian goods will increase the economy of our country.
4. Using Indian goods may give employment to the unemployed and can also improve their living conditions.
5. By using Chinese goods we are doing nothing but helping other countries (China) to grow.
6. Chinese goods are cheaper but they are neither durable nor of good quality.
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Mukesh said:
8 years ago
Hello, everyone.
According to me, Chinese products is available at very low cost and some product is not available in the Indian market so people moved into Chinese goods. I preferred to Indian goods but it is not easy to neglect Chinese products. If we stop to buying Chinese product its growth our country economy and GDP.
According to me, Chinese products is available at very low cost and some product is not available in the Indian market so people moved into Chinese goods. I preferred to Indian goods but it is not easy to neglect Chinese products. If we stop to buying Chinese product its growth our country economy and GDP.
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ANANTHUKRISHNA.A said:
8 years ago
Hii everyone.
I would like to add the impacts of chinese products on Indian market.
If it is anything from needle to toys, electronic gadgets, hot water bottles, Diwali crackers you will find the Chinese version of the same in India at much cheaper price. The price of Chinese goods is 10-70% lower than that of Indian goods. Low price, bulk availability, and variety are some of the favorable features of the Chinese goods in India. Chinese products in huge quantity are put into Indian market and adversely affecting the Indian units. Chinese goods are not only affecting the domestic business and Indian market but also affecting the export market of our country. Indian goods are being replaced by 'Made in China' label both in India as well as abroad. Made in China label is slowly capturing the every segment of Indian market such as electronic goods, textile and garment industry, toys, medicines, car components etc.
Chinese products are mostly low on quality. Such as last year, on Diwali, Indian market had been flooded with Chinese crackers containing Sulphur. Sulphur is dangerous than Nitrate used by Indian cracker makers. Their low price attracted lots of buyers which really affected the revenue of the Indian cracker industry.
Another industry that has been affected so badly by the Chinese version is the toy industry in India. As per the reports of the ASSOCHAM there are so many Chinese toys in the market that Indian toy industry is finding very hard to survive. In the last 5 years near about 40% of the Indian toy companies have been shut down. Rest 20% are on the verge of closing down. In the last 4-5 years near about 2000 SMEs have been closed down. The ASSOCHAM has also revealed that China has the largest toy market in the world and enjoys 45% of the total share whereas India has a very little part in this and enjoys just 0. 51% share. Indian manufacturers serve 20% of the market and the rest is served by China and Italy. In the period between 2001-2012, the total import of the Indian toy industry has increased by 25. 21%. It is expected that toy industry will grow further. Chinese products have also led to the shutdown of 60% of industrial units in Thane and Bhivandi. Hence there are many industries and manufacturers who are facing the heat of Chinese competition.
Chinese works on the strategy of mass production and mass consumption. Main reason of their low cost is the low capital investment and export friendly policies of the Government in China. China is buying raw material from all across the world and selling the end product back to the world. China is the second largest exporter in the world after Germany. It has been predicted that China will also cross Germany in the export by the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Chinese goods are relatively cheaper, widely available and give huge profit to the dealers. But on the other hand Chinese electronic goods are not safe, of inferior quality and come without guarantee or service. These do not last for a long period of time, Chinese goods in India has resulted in the closure of many manufacturing units. Chinese manufacturers are generally bulk manufacturers and have a very structured vendor base. Also, the supply chain cost in China is very less as compared to India making the products further cheap. In addition to this low cost of raw material, high productivity per person, and less indirect taxes and import duties make their good further cheap. Incentives to boost export and subsidies further boost the production.
Some manufacturers in India are even importing Chinese goods and selling these under their label. Indian manufacturers are especially importing the non-branded smartphones from China and selling these with warranty and service. In order to sell dual-SIM smartphones in India China, Wireless Technologies tied up with Reliance Communications, India's second-largest telecommunications service provider.
India must look into its administration to reduce the import of Chinese goods. Our economy is agriculture based and slowly service sector is also getting into it. But the most important contributor to our economy is agriculture. Labour force is available in huge number but ways to earn money are reducing. This is happening because natural resources are reducing which is leading to a significant reduction in agriculture. Poor infrastructure is another problem in India which is adding to the time and cost of production. The Government should encourage local small business enterprises to reduce the foreign goods in the market.
I would like to add the impacts of chinese products on Indian market.
If it is anything from needle to toys, electronic gadgets, hot water bottles, Diwali crackers you will find the Chinese version of the same in India at much cheaper price. The price of Chinese goods is 10-70% lower than that of Indian goods. Low price, bulk availability, and variety are some of the favorable features of the Chinese goods in India. Chinese products in huge quantity are put into Indian market and adversely affecting the Indian units. Chinese goods are not only affecting the domestic business and Indian market but also affecting the export market of our country. Indian goods are being replaced by 'Made in China' label both in India as well as abroad. Made in China label is slowly capturing the every segment of Indian market such as electronic goods, textile and garment industry, toys, medicines, car components etc.
Chinese products are mostly low on quality. Such as last year, on Diwali, Indian market had been flooded with Chinese crackers containing Sulphur. Sulphur is dangerous than Nitrate used by Indian cracker makers. Their low price attracted lots of buyers which really affected the revenue of the Indian cracker industry.
Another industry that has been affected so badly by the Chinese version is the toy industry in India. As per the reports of the ASSOCHAM there are so many Chinese toys in the market that Indian toy industry is finding very hard to survive. In the last 5 years near about 40% of the Indian toy companies have been shut down. Rest 20% are on the verge of closing down. In the last 4-5 years near about 2000 SMEs have been closed down. The ASSOCHAM has also revealed that China has the largest toy market in the world and enjoys 45% of the total share whereas India has a very little part in this and enjoys just 0. 51% share. Indian manufacturers serve 20% of the market and the rest is served by China and Italy. In the period between 2001-2012, the total import of the Indian toy industry has increased by 25. 21%. It is expected that toy industry will grow further. Chinese products have also led to the shutdown of 60% of industrial units in Thane and Bhivandi. Hence there are many industries and manufacturers who are facing the heat of Chinese competition.
Chinese works on the strategy of mass production and mass consumption. Main reason of their low cost is the low capital investment and export friendly policies of the Government in China. China is buying raw material from all across the world and selling the end product back to the world. China is the second largest exporter in the world after Germany. It has been predicted that China will also cross Germany in the export by the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Chinese goods are relatively cheaper, widely available and give huge profit to the dealers. But on the other hand Chinese electronic goods are not safe, of inferior quality and come without guarantee or service. These do not last for a long period of time, Chinese goods in India has resulted in the closure of many manufacturing units. Chinese manufacturers are generally bulk manufacturers and have a very structured vendor base. Also, the supply chain cost in China is very less as compared to India making the products further cheap. In addition to this low cost of raw material, high productivity per person, and less indirect taxes and import duties make their good further cheap. Incentives to boost export and subsidies further boost the production.
Some manufacturers in India are even importing Chinese goods and selling these under their label. Indian manufacturers are especially importing the non-branded smartphones from China and selling these with warranty and service. In order to sell dual-SIM smartphones in India China, Wireless Technologies tied up with Reliance Communications, India's second-largest telecommunications service provider.
India must look into its administration to reduce the import of Chinese goods. Our economy is agriculture based and slowly service sector is also getting into it. But the most important contributor to our economy is agriculture. Labour force is available in huge number but ways to earn money are reducing. This is happening because natural resources are reducing which is leading to a significant reduction in agriculture. Poor infrastructure is another problem in India which is adding to the time and cost of production. The Government should encourage local small business enterprises to reduce the foreign goods in the market.
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Mohit said:
8 years ago
Chinese goods I know that in bulk amount in the Indian market but we can't neglect the point that chinese goods are just temporary to use there is no guarantee that these goods will perform well. So, I just want that Indian business men should show the courage to refuse Chinese goods from the market. I know it is difficult but to build up our economy, we have to come together for our nation against the trouble and difficulties.
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Saiteja said:
8 years ago
The main difference between Indian and Chinese goods is cost. The main reason for low-cost Chinese goods is due to their sophisticated technology and they always like to follow reverse engineering process, but no one can't encourage this.
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Sangaraj said:
8 years ago
I am Sangaraj.
First of all, every Indian citizen should ban the Chinese goods because in terms of quality the Chinese products are poor. The most important thing to consider is they are marketing thier goods in India, they are taking our money to make war against us only. So boycotting the Chinese product will affect the economy of China. Comparing with Chinese products, Indian products are far better in quality. So, boycott Chinese product and use Indian product hence the economy of India can be increased.
Thank you.
First of all, every Indian citizen should ban the Chinese goods because in terms of quality the Chinese products are poor. The most important thing to consider is they are marketing thier goods in India, they are taking our money to make war against us only. So boycotting the Chinese product will affect the economy of China. Comparing with Chinese products, Indian products are far better in quality. So, boycott Chinese product and use Indian product hence the economy of India can be increased.
Thank you.
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Krishna Kumar said:
8 years ago
Hi everyone,
Chinese goods are not valuable but more demand-able in our country. Because of so many things Ex: packing, features of the products, price of the product, etc. But along with these things there is no guarantee for Chinese products. For ex: Oppo cam phone so many people have lost parts in their body because it explode so many times when the people were using. But till now also people are using that phone.
Indian products like Royal Enfield, Ambassador and Fat cars were more demanded in olden days. But unfortunately Ambassador company had closed because of poor capital. Our country people have more intelligent than other countries but here there is no investment for their talent. For ex: if any company wants launch a new product, it has to invest more in R&D dept. The government should more facility for this otherwise, companies cannot launch new products in to the market. If our country people using Chinese products obliviously their economy will develop our economy will decrease. Companies like TCS, Reliance are launching new products but people are more concentrating on Chinese products because of their features and cost but our country people do not think about quality.
Finally, the government Should provide more facility to our Indian to launch new product that will help to our economy.
Chinese goods are not valuable but more demand-able in our country. Because of so many things Ex: packing, features of the products, price of the product, etc. But along with these things there is no guarantee for Chinese products. For ex: Oppo cam phone so many people have lost parts in their body because it explode so many times when the people were using. But till now also people are using that phone.
Indian products like Royal Enfield, Ambassador and Fat cars were more demanded in olden days. But unfortunately Ambassador company had closed because of poor capital. Our country people have more intelligent than other countries but here there is no investment for their talent. For ex: if any company wants launch a new product, it has to invest more in R&D dept. The government should more facility for this otherwise, companies cannot launch new products in to the market. If our country people using Chinese products obliviously their economy will develop our economy will decrease. Companies like TCS, Reliance are launching new products but people are more concentrating on Chinese products because of their features and cost but our country people do not think about quality.
Finally, the government Should provide more facility to our Indian to launch new product that will help to our economy.
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