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I keep hearing that argument and I am inclined to believe this is some sort of Chinese propaganda. Walking through the local ikea in Northern Europe for example
by mads 5y ago
I keep hearing that argument and I am inclined to believe this is some sort of Chinese propaganda. Walking through the local ikea in Northern Europe for example, I find it’s hard to find anything made in china these days.
I checked the last three pieces of electronics I bought also and none were made in china. One in Thailand and two in Vietnam.
It can’t be food, so not sure which shelves are going to be empty here except for the baskets in the supermarket with cheap junk toys.
- simonblack 5y agoWalking through the local ikea in Northern Europe .... That's different. Last time I bought some stuff from Ikea (in Australia), it was marked "Made in China"
- wcoenen 5y agoIt's not Chinese propaganda. According to the UN, China accounts for more than 28% of global manufacturing output. https://www.statista.com/chart/20858/top-10-countries-by-share-of-global-manufacturing-output/ https://www.statista.com/chart/20858/top-10-countries-by-sha...