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Manufacturing is a socially evolving process built up over time which regenerates itself through continuity over decades through development and teaching.
When you discard that ability in search of momentary profit you are effectively throwing away decades of evolution. and with it to exercise self determination.
You don't pick up a manufacturing base just because you have an epiphany.
China's manufacturing capacity didn't just appear overnight but Australia's discarding of it's own potential did.
Australia literally threw away it's ability for a few dollars more
The Chinese are now manufacturing the advanced machinery that allows other countries, including Australia, to establish or re establish their manufacturing bases.
And more power to them because they earned it whilst we just threw it away because the shareholders wanted a greater return on their shares
Australia's companies are long gone, never to be seen for at least 60 years even if it were to make a concerted effort today.
The Chinese took nothing, we begged them to take it so please spare me as to how the Chinese took it.
The Chinese goods imported into Australia today are not the best that China is capable of.
They are less than, but are the most profitable to the Australian importers and retailers because the majority of Australians have no discernment or understanding of quality.
So if you want to bitch about Chinese poor quality blame the importers and their method of selection.
Bunnings, and the like are about profit, so it's buyer beware.
I don't see Apple complaining of poor quality.