How Boycotting Chinese Products in India Possibilities & Impact.
Table of Content :
- About boycott China.
- Boycott Chinese product possible or not for India.
- Impact on the Motorcycle Industry.
About Boycott China
Boycott Chinese Products
means stop using Chinese products (stop buying Chinese goods).
Why Boycott Chinese Product (in
India)?
Because for
the boycott include the perceived low quality of products, territorial
conflicts involving China, support for separatist movements within China, and
objection to more specific matters relating to China, such as the eating
of dog meat in the world “In India to
boycott Chinese goods due to border intrusion incidents”.
If
there is any Indian who would still like to give Chinese intentions the benefit
of the doubt, the killing of 20 Indian soldiers and officers in Ladakh should
open their eyes. We cannot be in denial that China does not want peace except
on its own terms – and its terms are about reducing India to a tributary or
vassal, as is the case with pathetic Pakistan or Neanderthal North Korea.
Boycott Chinese Product Possible?
Customer is the
King. This means that consumers must stop using Chinese products. He gave a
mantra to boycott made in China software in a week, hardware in a year,
finished and non-essential products in a year and essential products, raw
materials, etc. in the coming years in a systematic way.
India and China is the two fastest-growing economies in the world
and India is one of the largest importers of Chinese goods and services in the
world.
The trade deficit between India and China is the largest among the
major trading partners. It is interesting to note that India imports nearly
seven times more from China than it exports to it. India imports goods more
than $50 billion from China and exports goods worth $2.5 billion to
China.
It is a known fact that Chinese products are much
cheaper than their Indian counterparts. Apart from this, The Chinese government
also provides subsidies to its exporters. India spends nearly about 9% on
transportation, energy, etc. but this cost is nullified by import duties
imposed by India on China. To avoid import duties, many Chinese firms use
trans-shipment routes-- shipping goods to Bhutan and then to India. –(JAGARAN JOSH)
Impact on
The Motorcycle Industry
China is known as the global manufacturing hub
making anything and everything at a cheaper price, giving them an advantage
over the rivals. With the tensions mounting on the Eastern Border of India,
there's a huge campaign to Boycott China-made products. This, however, is not
as easy as it may sound. Both Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj have raised concerns
regarding the ongoing 'Boycott China' movement, stating that Indian consumers
will be affected the most as their vendors import essential parts from China.
Having said that, there's one sector that has
beaten China in its own game. As per an article published on CNBC-TV18, the
Indian motorcycle industry with company's like Bajaj and TVS has not only
beaten China in India, they are now dominating over Chinese made motorcycles in
global markets too.