Re:China Has Whole Towns Focused on Making Electric Cars
by NicoJuicy on Monday June 03, 2019 @01:39PM
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And you can't win government contracts with that, because they favor Chinese companies only ( so not published anywhere)
And you aren't going to realistically sell anything, because Chinese companies always win.
And after partnering, you can't easily get your money outside of China, that was why BTC was extremely popular there, untill it got regulated. Even for an individual, the limit is 50.000$/year for exchanging money.
Give me an example of something that launched there that was not a luxury clothing good ( eg. D&G)
Even something as steam needs a local partner to launch there. So the "wholly owned" thing is not a solution.
It just "exists" for the sake of an argument. My parent company sells in the entire world except China because of that ( and some very small other countries). So I'm not exactly an outsider, it was my question to the "top guys", sort of speak :)
It was also what I thought before I asked it. So yeah, it is a thing without a doubt.
And you aren't going to realistically sell anything, because Chinese companies always win.
And after partnering, you can't easily get your money outside of China, that was why BTC was extremely popular there, untill it got regulated. Even for an individual, the limit is 50.000$/year for exchanging money.
Give me an example of something that launched there that was not a luxury clothing good ( eg. D&G)
Even something as steam needs a local partner to launch there. So the "wholly owned" thing is not a solution.
It just "exists" for the sake of an argument. My parent company sells in the entire world except China because of that ( and some very small other countries). So I'm not exactly an outsider, it was my question to the "top guys", sort of speak :)
It was also what I thought before I asked it. So yeah, it is a thing without a doubt.