Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods
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Tanisha gupta said:
2 weeks ago
Hello everyone,
My opinion on this topic is,
As we know, Chinese products are cheaper and more reasonable than Indian products it is almost 10% to 70% lower than Indian goods. Chinese goods are coming in a range of low-cost goods to high-quality tech products, while Indian excels in specific areas like pharma, textiles, stones, and petroleum.
In China, quality is provided as per the customer's need if you want to pay more than it also gives the quality of products. They produce low-cost, effective and high-tech goods in the procducts like consumer electronics, toys and home essentials.
But if we go with durability and quality consciousness, then Indian goods are the best, but at a high cost.
Conclusion:
Indian goods are the best for durability and quality, but it is not the cost effective, so it's challenging compared to Chinese goods. In global level chinese goods are more dominating so rather than to stop than gov work on ways to challenge the chinese low cost, effective products.
My opinion on this topic is,
As we know, Chinese products are cheaper and more reasonable than Indian products it is almost 10% to 70% lower than Indian goods. Chinese goods are coming in a range of low-cost goods to high-quality tech products, while Indian excels in specific areas like pharma, textiles, stones, and petroleum.
In China, quality is provided as per the customer's need if you want to pay more than it also gives the quality of products. They produce low-cost, effective and high-tech goods in the procducts like consumer electronics, toys and home essentials.
But if we go with durability and quality consciousness, then Indian goods are the best, but at a high cost.
Conclusion:
Indian goods are the best for durability and quality, but it is not the cost effective, so it's challenging compared to Chinese goods. In global level chinese goods are more dominating so rather than to stop than gov work on ways to challenge the chinese low cost, effective products.
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