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Forty years ago Communist vessels had to have Party apparatchiks who touted the Party Line. These officers used military sponsored force to achieve their aims. The individual mind was all but erased in the collective “good”. But the dark horse of ideologies has risen, and some uncomfrotable agenda points may come packaged with it and priced to own.
If financing indicators are any use, then soon we’ll be appointing Green Party sustainability officers to every company. To compete with China, we’ll have to. In a market sphere of supply and demand, ultimate competition between market forces is the efficiency of manufacturing and price.
But China has at last emerged at its final destination of price sensitivity and materials efficiency. To catch up with China something must be done. In the great stakes of world capitalism, no Communist nation should be as adept as China is at capitalism. Exercising financial advantage puts distinct geopolitical advantage where we least want it.
China currently exercises both an advantage in old world stinky pollutive manufacturing (with the blind eye of the Chinese government winking approval) and new world order of sustainability. This will mean on a policy front, China will be a first tier supplier, in a country that has no business importing anything other than vodka, caviar, and decent
In the past few hundred years or so, the world has been dominated in terms of trade with the country utilizing the freshest and most adundant natural resources. But innovations invented and publicized in the West are being adopted at a much higher rate and speed in China.
China is positioned to win the world consumer market since America bowed out of competitive manufacturing, courtesy of NAFTA, and Presidential policies too densely destructive to American market dominance to go into detail here with.
China will do well for those shopping for price efficiency and those looking for green sustainability. Consumers from both side of the house can arrive home with their favorite goods, which probably came over on the same boat.
The problem with the incentives currently available in the American marketlace is that they exist for companies with no consumers to manufacture for. American consumers have emotied their mortgages of spending cash and have no credit cards worth flexing.
China never had a tower of computer power for every citizen in the first place. Their population growth is under control. They consume no more than they produce. Indeed, many external countries are economically dependent on China.
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