Bcs Foxconn havent got 25% tariff yet, while other ones which get 25% tariff are declining.They did that since first day trump get into office, 2016.
But until now, there is nothing happen. And even many of them keep expanding & building New Massive Factory in China
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Bcs Foxconn havent got 25% tariff yet, while other ones which get 25% tariff are declining.
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Imports of non-tariffed items from China have begun to pick up in recent months, after a global downturn in trade triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic. Even so, imports from China overall were at $472 billion for the 12 months ended March 31, compared to a peak of $539 billion in 2018.
WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. Tariffs Drive Drop in Chinese Imports
U.S. tariffs have led to a sharp decline in imports from China and significant changes in the types of goods Americans buy from China, new data show, with purchases of furniture, telecommunications gear, apparel and other goods shifting to other countries.
@Viva_Viet even hit 61.3% growth mark
You using old data, look at the new one.
China Export & Import with US (From Q1 2021) It's Rising, dude
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they are non-tariffed items, while tariffed items are declining .You using old data, look at the new one.
China Export & Import with US (From Q1 2021) It's Rising, dude
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LMAO....You almost made me choke on my snack while reading this.
Don't worry. Chinese men are already going outside the country for brides due to one child policy which led to an uneven sex ratio between men and women(boys are preferred and female usually aborted/killed off). This will only increase with time as more Chinese men who are left out seek brides abroad from pakistan/Vietnam/Cambodia/Ukraine/Russia/Latin America or anywhere they can get a wife, after all its better than them remaining single and alone for their while life. So it's not possible the country will keep the country's han race pure. Moreover I don't see anything wrong with that, there is nothing wrong with mixed marriages. The Chinese will get used to it with time as well.
Huh....what were your leaders thinking will happen when they implemented the one child policy so drastically? Even a layman could have predicted this will happen at one point in time.Even Global Times is calling for intervention, for fertility rate of 1.3, and it is expected to go even lower.
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China recorded 12 million births in 2020, marking a drop for the fourth consecutive year, while some Chinese demographers warned that China’s number of newborns is likely to drop to below 10 million in a few years, and if no forceful intervention policy is introduced, China’s fertility rate may become the lowest in the world.
The number of newborns in China in 2020 was down from 14.65 million in 2019, and China’s total fertility rate of women of childbearing age was 1.3, a relatively low level, according to the results of the seventh national population census released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday.
The continued low birth level would allow India to soon replace China as the world's most populous country in 2023 or 2024, Chinese demographers said.
Liang Jianzhang, an economics professor at Peking University, told the Global Times that China’s fertility rate will continue to drop in the coming years, and may become the world’s lowest.
“According to the existing data, in the next 10 years, the number of women aged 22 to 35, which is the childbearing period, will drop by more than 30 percent compared with the present data. Without strong policy intervention, China’s new-born population is likely to fall below 10 million in the next few years, and its fertility rate will be lower than Japan’s, perhaps the lowest in the world,” Liang predicted.
According to the World Bank, the birth rate of South Korea, Japan, US, and EU in 2018 was 0.98, 1.42, 1.73, and 1.6 respectively.
He Yafu, an independent demographer, told the Global Times on Tuesday that the total fertility rate of 1.3 contains the disappearing effect of the second-child policy China introduced in 2016, and leaving out the effect, the total fertility rate could only stand at around 1.1.
India maintained a fertility rate of around 2.3, which indicated that its population may surpass China’s by 2023 or 2024, He said, earlier than the latest UN prediction in 2019 that this would happen by 2027. Some Chinese demographers also predicted that India may overtake China in population as early as 2022.
Song Jian, a demographer from the Center for Population and Development Studies of Renmin University of China, told the Global Times on Tuesday that the number of newborns and total fertility rate are two important criteria for evaluating a country’s fertility level, both of which have seen drops for several consecutive years in China.
Normally, once the total fertility rate slips below 1.5, a country falls into the low fertility trap and is unlikely to recover, which means that the total population will soon start to decline, according to demographers.
However, Song said that the total fertility rate of 1.3 reflected the fertility rate of a specific period in China, which may be affected by several factors, including the impact of COVID-19 in 2020.
What is needed to assess whether a country has fallen into the trap of low fertility was replacement level fertility, which refers to the average number of children born per woman in her lifetime. That figure needs a long time to track and calculate, Song said.
However, the 2020 fertility rate was still looking grim, Song said, noting that China needs to figure out ways to encourage couples to have more children.
According to a survey recently completed by Song and her team, most Chinese couples surveyed have a higher willingness to have a second child, but in fact fewer of them actually put this willingness into action.
It meant that many couples wanted to have second children, but due to various reasons such as the high cost of raising children, they eventually abandoned the idea. Song said that we have to figure out what has prevented those couples from having a second child.
Policies such as lowering education costs and adjusting educational concepts are needed, Song said.
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Yes I did watches a documentary about that just last year during lockdown(yes was very bored lol )
I never knew that before actually until I watched that program. I'm actually surprised the CCP carried on with thatbpolicy for so long and we're championing it as if it's such a good thing for them. I was surprised to see the US/rockfellas tried to carry out a similar program with India's government. They actually started with sterilising many poor Indian women in exchange for government help/food and access to social programs however the program fell through after some time due to some scandals. It was actually an interesting program which I never knew about. I'm surprise you know about this actually.
Yes I did watches a documentary about that just last year during lockdown(yes was very bored lol )
I guess the program was more of a way to limit population growth and prevent the excessive use of resources going towards these countries. Not sure why it was encouraged so much in mostly poor developing countries back then . Actually African countries were also encouraged to do the same. However due to the failure of the system(not much discipline/accountability) it was not possible to be implemented like in China.
