Chapter 1225 It’s better to buy than to make

It is better to buy than to make, this is the consensus of most countries in the world.

These countries have tried to make their own products, but they often find that the price of making their own products is relatively high, so it is better to buy them.

As the world's factory, China has the most complete industrial system in the world, the only industrial system in the world, and has a terrible scale advantage, which can reduce costs to the greatest extent.

In terms of the spirit of contract, China is also the best in the world.

In this case, most countries in the world can buy almost everything they want from China.

Chinese entrepreneurs are brave enough to explore overseas markets and actively explore international markets.

This makes China's export trade volume hit new highs every year and constantly create historical records.

For example, in terms of small commodities, Yiwu has almost achieved the extreme, and even the elections of European and American countries have Yiwu indexes.

In addition, e-commerce such as Alibaba has made international trade simpler, lowered the threshold, and added fuel to international trade.

Saudi Arabia once tried industrialization.

But Saudi Arabia gave up soon.

For example, Saudi Arabia wants to build a bullet production plant, but after the construction of the bullet production plant, the price of the bullets produced is even more than twice as high as imports from Panshan Group.

There are also other military factories, and the cost of construction is much higher than that of imports.

For example, the tank repair factory in Saudi Arabia is not opened by Saudi Arabia itself, but by Panshan Group, and the maintenance workers are all Chinese.

There is also a gun repair factory, the same situation.

The high social welfare makes ordinary Saudis not want to do dirty and tiring work. They would rather lie at home than work as repairmen!

Most of the dock workers in Saudi Arabia are not Saudis, but Chinese and Pakistanis!

For example, in the shipbuilding industry, China has the most powerful shipbuilding industry in the world. Now, China's shipbuilding industry has occupied 70% of the world, and most of Japan's shipbuilding industry has gone bankrupt, and the glory of the world's largest shipbuilding industry can no longer be seen.

Chinese industry has become the world's number one in too many fields.

In hydropower, photovoltaic power generation, wind power, tidal power generation, and waste incineration power generation, China is the world's number one in technology and power generation, and is far ahead.

Shipbuilding-related industries, including gantry cranes, port machinery, etc., China has also become the world's number one, far ahead in the field.

Cement production, whether in terms of performance or production, China has also become the world's number one, especially cement production, China accounts for more than half of the world's cement production.

Automobile production, China is the world's largest automobile producer, consumer and exporter. China's automobiles are competing with German and Japanese automobiles in the international automobile market. The entire international automobile market presents a three-way competition.

In the field of motorcycles, China's technology and production are both the world's number one, far ahead of the second place, and it is also the first in various sub-segments. The most typical representative is the three-wheeled motorcycle that has been very popular in recent years.

Mobile phone and telephone production, China is also the world's largest producer, consumer and exporter, and its mobile phone brands and telephone brands are very well-known in the world.

Internet users, China has the world's number one Internet user. China's Internet industry has also become the world's number one, even the Internet industry in the United States cannot compare with China's Internet industry. The world's top three Internet giants are all in China!

In the field of furniture, China is the world's largest furniture producer, consumer and exporter. Whether it is Chinese furniture, Western furniture or other styles of furniture, China can make it and do it well.

In ultra-high voltage power transmission, China is an absolute leader in this field.

Supercomputer, China's latest supercomputer, the peak computing power of the supercomputer launched has reached 1271 trillion times per second, far ahead of the second place! In fact, the most advanced supercomputer is in Southwest Associated University, with a peak operating speed of 9.3 trillion times.

Global navigation system, Beidou satellite navigation system is the world's most user-friendly and most advanced global navigation system, with extremely wide applications and the largest market share.

Steel, China's steel production exceeds 1 billion tons, making it the country with the largest steel production in the world's history.

High-speed rail, China's high-speed rail technology is the world's first, and it also has the most high-speed rail mileage in the world. The total mileage of China's high-speed rail is much greater than that of other countries combined. The production and performance of high-speed rail trains are ranked first in the world.

Titanium alloy, China can produce the best titanium alloy in the world. At the same time, China's titanium alloy production accounts for 70% of the world's titanium alloy production.

Coal production, China's annual coal production has also reached a jaw-dropping level.

Television production, China is also the world's number one, and the annual production of color TVs in Guangdong Province alone exceeds 100 million units!

In the field of engineering machinery, China is also the world's number one in this regard, both in terms of performance and output.

Air conditioners, refrigerators, electric fans, hair dryers, etc., China's production and export volume are all the world's number one.

China has too many fields that have achieved world first.

There has never been an industrial country that can produce such a terrifying industrial scale like China.

Since the deindustrialization policies in the United States and the United Kingdom, the proportion of industrial output value in the United States and the United Kingdom is far less than that in the 1960s and 1970s.

The United States at least retains some high-end manufacturing industries, while the United Kingdom has almost no industry.

In Europe, many European countries have also chosen to deindustrialize because their industries are completely uncompetitive, and their brands, prices, and cost-effectiveness are not comparable.

This has led to the bankruptcy of many factories in European and American countries in the past 20 years.

The bankruptcy of factories has led to an increase in the number of unemployed people.

Even an industrial power like Germany has registered 5 million unemployed people.

In this case, Germany is already the country with the lowest unemployment rate in Europe.

Of course, when economic globalization is in full swing, anti-globalization voices are also emerging.

There are anti-globalization voices rising in the United States and European countries.

Especially in the United States, the northeastern United States-near the Great Lakes was originally a traditional industrial area. From the late 19th century to the 1960s and 1970s, the northeastern United States-near the Great Lakes became a heavy industrial center because of convenient water transportation and rich mineral resources. Industries such as steel, glass, chemicals, logging, mining, and railways have emerged one after another, and industrial cities such as Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Milwaukee, Dayton, Cleveland, Chicago, Harrisburg, Bethlehem, Buffalo, and Cincinnati were also quite developed at one time.

However, since the United States entered an economic system dominated by the tertiary industry, heavy industries in these regions have declined. Many factories have been abandoned, and the machines in the factories are gradually covered with rust, so it is called the Rust Belt.

People in the Rust Belt miss the days when a blue-collar worker had enough salary to support a large family, and every family had a car and lived in a big house. They attribute the current Rust Belt to economic globalization and are very dissatisfied with economic globalization. They intend to change policies and start reverse globalization, so that manufacturing can return to the United States. (End of this chapter)