Anonymous wrote:I am living for all this drama on my FYP! It was such an entertaining weekend.
I've said it over and over: no American manufacturing can compete with China. Chinese manufacturers make our products for pennies to ensure we have maximum profitability. Our intermediary works to keep costs low for us.
I don't think Americans truly understand the savings of manufacturing in China or other countries.
My small company has 4 products:
Product A: produced by China for $0.71 ea
Product B: produced by China for $0.93 ea
Product C: produced by China for $1.92 ea
Product D: Produced by China for $3.45 ea
If we do 1000 units of each product, our costs are:
A: $710
B: $930
C: $1920
D: $3450
Total: $7010
Even with paying a 104% tariff, it's still cheaper for us than when we manufactured in the US.
Here are the prices we sell these products for:
A: $19.95 -> $19.24 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $19,240 total profit
B: $29.95 -> $29.02 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $29,020 total profit
C: $39.95 -> $38.03 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $38,030 total profit
D: $49.95 -> $46.50 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $46,500 total profit
When we had an American manufacturer, our costs were so much higher and our profit was so much less.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So should I take this to mean that US progressives are now China-supporters, because they approve of China making fun of democracy and capitalism?
I mean, I’ve always suspected as much, but are progressives now openly embracing China now?
What does the Trump US have to do with democracy and capitalism?
Anonymous wrote:So should I take this to mean that US progressives are now China-supporters, because they approve of China making fun of democracy and capitalism?
I mean, I’ve always suspected as much, but are progressives now openly embracing China now?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So should I take this to mean that US progressives are now China-supporters, because they approve of China making fun of democracy and capitalism?
I mean, I’ve always suspected as much, but are progressives now openly embracing China now?
What does the Trump US have to do with democracy and capitalism?
How long have you been a supporter of communist China? Are you excited that you can now finally be “out” about it?
Do you desire a US version of the cultural revolution and Great Leap Forward?
How many people do you know who you’d like to see murdered by the state in such circumstances? 1? 2? 3-6? More?
Anonymous wrote:I am living for all this drama on my FYP! It was such an entertaining weekend.
I've said it over and over: no American manufacturing can compete with China. Chinese manufacturers make our products for pennies to ensure we have maximum profitability. Our intermediary works to keep costs low for us.
I don't think Americans truly understand the savings of manufacturing in China or other countries.
My small company has 4 products:
Product A: produced by China for $0.71 ea
Product B: produced by China for $0.93 ea
Product C: produced by China for $1.92 ea
Product D: Produced by China for $3.45 ea
If we do 1000 units of each product, our costs are:
A: $710
B: $930
C: $1920
D: $3450
Total: $7010
Even with paying a 104% tariff, it's still cheaper for us than when we manufactured in the US.
Here are the prices we sell these products for:
A: $19.95 -> $19.24 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $19,240 total profit
B: $29.95 -> $29.02 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $29,020 total profit
C: $39.95 -> $38.03 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $38,030 total profit
D: $49.95 -> $46.50 ea profit x 1000 units sold = $46,500 total profit
When we had an American manufacturer, our costs were so much higher and our profit was so much less.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So should I take this to mean that US progressives are now China-supporters, because they approve of China making fun of democracy and capitalism?
I mean, I’ve always suspected as much, but are progressives now openly embracing China now?
What does the Trump US have to do with democracy and capitalism?
Anonymous wrote:So should I take this to mean that US progressives are now China-supporters, because they approve of China making fun of democracy and capitalism?
I mean, I’ve always suspected as much, but are progressives now openly embracing China now?