Why the Australian market is not as competitive as the Chinese?
The reason is simple: a Chinese company wants to be the first to offer its product in Australia.
But it can’t because it is not allowed to do so by the Federal Government.
And the Australian Government doesn’t want that.
The problem is that the Chinese have taken control of the Australian wholesale market.
What does this mean for Australian consumers?
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A few months ago, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) published an open letter to the Chinese Government, arguing that there was “no good reason” why China should not be allowed to market its goods in Australia, given its status as the world’s largest exporter of goods to Australia.
What this means is that Australian consumers could be hit with tariffs of up to $500 per item if they bought goods from the Chinese.
“The Australian consumer would be at a significant disadvantage if the Australian retail market was limited to only those products that the company that controls the market in Australia actually wants to sell,” the letter said.
This would mean that many Australian consumers would be priced out of the Chinese marketplace, leaving consumers with little choice but to buy from the nearest Chinese competitor.
The letter was sent in February, a month before the Federal Treasurer, Scott Morrison, unveiled his proposed reform of the national retail market.
It is hoped that the letter would convince the Chinese that they should not allow their market to expand beyond what they currently have.
It would also signal the Government’s support for a new national wholesale market for goods from China, where Chinese companies compete for limited retail market space.
This is the Chinese “golden goose” market that is supposed to provide an incentive for Chinese firms to expand their own market.
But while this might help China’s market, it won’t help Australian consumers, and there is little evidence that it is helping Australian businesses.
This was a case study in how Chinese companies use the Australian supply chain to squeeze out local rivals.
“I don’t know what we’re going to do about it,” a retail trade consultant who spoke to The Conversation on the condition of anonymity told The Age.
“There’s no reason to believe that any of the manufacturers would want to go down the Chinese route.”
The Australian Government did not respond to a request for comment.
How do you make it work?
The Federal Government has put in place an “investment policy” to try and bring down the cost of buying goods from overseas.
But what is it and why is it so important?
The Government has set aside $50 million over the next two years to support the “goldeneye” market.
The scheme is aimed at encouraging Chinese companies to start producing Australian-made goods, such as car engines and electronic components, at home.
But the plan has had a number of unforeseen consequences.
The Federal government has not set a cap on the amount of Australian-produced goods a company can sell in the market.
Instead, the Government will allow the Government to buy Australian- made goods from companies who produce only parts of their products, and then “sell” those parts for a higher price.
This means that the Government can buy parts and components from Chinese firms that it would otherwise have to buy domestically.
But as the Australian Business Traveller reported last year, this could mean the Government would have to pay higher prices to buy the parts.
This has also led to the importation of parts from China and the Chinese company producing the parts having to import more from overseas in order to get the price down.
This can also be seen in the price of Australian goods imported from overseas, as some companies have started selling cheaper versions of the same goods at higher prices.
“What it does is it essentially encourages companies to export goods that they don’t produce locally,” the retail consultant said.
The Government is also making it harder for Australian companies to compete in the Chinese supply chain.
As part of its “investor friendly” strategy, the Federal government will give companies “incentives” to invest in the Australian economy, so that they will be able to expand overseas in return for the Government allowing them to sell goods locally.
It also aims to help Australian businesses compete in international markets, including in China, to ensure that their products are “green” in their manufacturing process.
What are the barriers to entry?
Australian manufacturers will be forced to compete with Chinese companies in a market that they do not control, the Chinese government says.
This will lead to lower prices and lower quality.
It has also put in a number and complex regulations that limit the number of companies that can be allowed into the Australian industry, and has also imposed tariffs on imports of Australian made goods.
What is a tariff?
A tariff is a special tariff applied to a specific product, to make it more expensive for a Chinese