cri_sss said:
We in india will get inferior products when compared to US,EU as one is we don't have strict rules to reject the products from MNC and other obvious reasons.
I think its because if the product is too expensive it won't sell here, which vendor is going to take up inventory in this case.
Since you want to go with history, take any apparel products, many of the jeans for example are made here (for export). Compare export quality with what you find locally, is there a difference ?
Will you now say that Indian manufacturers are also dumping ?
cri_sss said:
Well i will give an eg a colleague of mine who was with moserbaer(cd/dvd production line) before and he told me that we in india will get third quality products and most of the best quality ones goes to us/europe. actually we don't know these things unless and without an insider. Well an indian company is doing like this how come we can expect a foreign mncs.
If one is willing to pay more then one can be assured of getting anything western over here. I think its question of volume, if the demand is low then the asking price is high & vice versa.
cri_sss said:
the product bought from us or singapore are more superior in quality and longevity is more that's why if we have a chance we are buying and ofcourse price is another factor. this is not assumption but its very difficult to prove but is true.
What about the price though ? Will those products sell here.
cri_sss said:
And these i'm taking about top mncs iteself. Then how come u expect cheap chinese products. they will dump their inferior products to india for cheap otherwise how come u see lot of chinese products like toys,mobiles etc. if they do this in europe and in us then the respective govts. will put anti-dumping fines to china and will blacklist those companies. But in india do we expect them? never ..
You must have read how upset the west is over the trade imbalance with China & her refusal to revalue the yuan. They are not exactly keeping quiet but what can be done is limited as they are so dependent on those cheap imports in the first place.
cri_sss said:
As a consumer we are in helpless situation as we can't do anything but to buy from them.
Not sure what the answer is here. Is something stopping better products coming into the market and if so what ?
Duties, earning potential, monopolies, to what extent these parameters play a role I will leave to the more knowledgeable on this board.
cri_sss said:
See here again govt should take care that no company monopolises the situation and should take care of prices should not go.
I don't know if more govt is the answer, but less duties, redtape will make things easier. Problem is there are many ppl that are being serviced by all these extra levies and dumping them might create a political problem.
cri_sss said:
banning the low quality products should be done for the saftey of the people and also saving to the govt indirectly. so the laidback nature is one of the reason for these things.
Whats problematic here is going down the examples route and applying that to the whole process. Sure you can quote me examples where low quality might have caused health problems but to regulate everything because of a few is ill advised.
Maybe more consumer awareness & product testing will bring these problems to light. I've looked for magazines that did this but did not find too many. There were a few that did comparison tests but its patchy coverage at best.