Should we stop Buying China car???kasi daw dadami pa pambili ng bala para sa atin.

[atog]

nabasa ko lang mga paps..pero tama naman diba

[coiter]

nabasa ko lang mga paps..pero tama naman diba

we should stop buying chinese cars kasi pangit quality hehe pero seriously, even if we stop buying all chinese-made products, ano lang naman effect nun sa buong chinese economy? mas matindi ata effect sa atin if they stop buying philippine products.

[Egan101]

we should stop buying chinese cars kasi pangit quality hehe pero seriously, even if we stop buying all chinese-made products, ano lang naman effect nun sa buong chinese economy? mas matindi ata effect sa atin if they stop buying philippine products.

Ano ba products na binibili nila from us? Mas marami ata tayo inaangkat sa China kaysa mga bagay na binibili nila sa atin. Eh tambakan tayo ng iba't-ibang produkto galing China. Karamihan pa dito yung fake or copy ng original. Ultimo bigas, pinipeke pa.

Kelangan nila yung West Philippine Sea or South China Sea dahil sa yaman-dagat nito.

[1D4LV]

we should stop buying chinese cars kasi pangit quality hehe pero seriously, even if we stop buying all chinese-made products, ano lang naman effect nun sa buong chinese economy? mas matindi ata effect sa atin if they stop buying philippine products.

i would agree on this.
80-90% of the world's goods is made in china.....i think it would be impossible for us to stop these unless these factories who are owned by other countries stopped having their goods made there.

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we should stop buying chinese cars kasi pangit quality hehe pero seriously, even if we stop buying all chinese-made products, ano lang naman effect nun sa buong chinese economy? mas matindi ata effect sa atin if they stop buying philippine products.

i would agree on this.
80-90% of the world's goods is made in china.....i think it would be impossible for us to stop these unless these factories who are owned by other countries stopped having their goods made there.

[JJ All Day]

Okay lang yan. May mga 'segunda mano' din naman tayong pinapadala sa tsina. Yung nga lang ang tawag sa kanila eh 'Typhoon'.

[coiter]

Ano ba products na binibili nila from us? Mas marami ata tayo inaangkat sa China kaysa mga bagay na binibili nila sa atin. Eh tambakan tayo ng iba't-ibang produkto galing China. Karamihan pa dito yung fake or copy ng original. Ultimo bigas, pinipeke pa.

Kelangan nila yung West Philippine Sea or South China Sea dahil sa yaman-dagat nito.

pagkakaalam ko we have a trade surplus with China, meaning mas malaki ineexport natin sa kanila kesa iniimport from them. di pa kasama direct investments nila.

based sa isang website:
Philippines' exports to China amounted to $8 billion or 13% of its overall exports. (2014)

1. Machines, engines, pumps: $2.4 billion
2. Ores, slag, ash: $1.7 billion
3. Electronic equipment: $1.7 billion
4. Copper: $408.8 million
5. Fruits, nuts: $308.9 million
6. Oil: $244.6 million
7. Medical, technical equipment: $242.1 million
8. Vehicles: $199.1 million
9. Organic chemicals: $161.5 million
10. Plastics: $81.3 million

[confused shoes]

Noong araw, ganyan din ang impression natin sa Korean cars.

[Egan101]

pagkakaalam ko we have a trade surplus with China, meaning mas malaki ineexport natin sa kanila kesa iniimport from them. di pa kasama direct investments nila.

based sa isang website:
Philippines' exports to China amounted to $8 billion or 13% of its overall exports. (2014)

1. Machines, engines, pumps: $2.4 billion
2. Ores, slag, ash: $1.7 billion
3. Electronic equipment: $1.7 billion
4. Copper: $408.8 million
5. Fruits, nuts: $308.9 million
6. Oil: $244.6 million
7. Medical, technical equipment: $242.1 million
8. Vehicles: $199.1 million
9. Organic chemicals: $161.5 million
10. Plastics: $81.3 million

If we start a trade war with China, this means we will be losing an eighth of our exports and the multiple investments Chinese private companies pour down to the country. That's a big amount to consider but we can lobby those exports to be brought to other countries but there is no guarantee though that other countries will pour in big investments to the country.

However, there are a lot of items that are being smuggled into the country from China that are not recorded nor levied/taxed. Sales of such goods are taken away from our country and brought in to China.

In the auto industry, China offers a big new market for both common and exclusive cars. European manufacturers are pouring in to get a piece of the manufacturing capability of the Chinese. Rich Chinese are also offering big money to attract exotics car manufacturers.

Weapons are one of the key exports of China and they are one of the top 3 biggest manufacturers (together with US and Russia). They manufacturer most of the their equipment except for some that they cannot design on their own. However, they do partner with other countries in addressing some specific needs. What they don't have in ample supply is crude oil for production of petroleum products.

[Monseratto]

Japanese cars were also considered inferior to American cars during the 70s. But their "cheap" price and product improvements now made them a world standard.

[K.I.L.L.]

It is almost impossible to stop buying from China. Large companies that require thread, components, dyes, chemicals and other raw materials also source these from China. You might have a product that is made in the UK with wires that were made in the Germany but the German company might have sourced the dye used in the insulation from China or batteries that were made in Indonesia but the rare earth used in it would have also come from China.