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I’d be willing to bet that every single household in the US has products more than 3% made in China.
by samstave 5y ago
I’d be willing to bet that every single household in the US has products more than 3% made in China.
- Flatcircle 5y agoSounds like you need to read the article.
- DSingularity 5y agoSound alike you need some critical thinking. Roughly speaking, what percentage of your household products are manufactured in China?
- Flatcircle 5y agoPercentage of household products manufactured in china is irrelevant, he's talking about spending (excluding investments) so music, movies, television, video games, internet, cellphones plans, healthcare, schooling, food, gas, sporting events are all included in this equation. So importing Chinese goods isn't that much money when factoring the entire US consumption. That's a novel idea, that I never thought about before reading that article.
- samstave 5y agoStill - the point remains: what % of the consumer goods in every single american home is made in china.
- go_blue_13 5y agoyou're talking about something completely different, which is fine, but doesn't at all refute what Andreessen is saying