I think china is more in population so accordingly , the production will be more and the cost will be cheaper .
Cost of production is difficult to measure let alone compare for countries like China and India due to degree and number of factors.
China is an ideal production ground for certain material/products where quality is not an issue. Theft of copyright designs has been a major issue for companies here in Singapore who subcontracted a large portion of production to China.
Quality contro is also extremely difficult due to low international access. Entering China market requires a deeper strategy and reliable people (locals) to manage production. If you can source all of that in China and be prepared for uncertain Govt. laws then
China beats India by leaps and bounds.
Another factor is Shipping. If you products are selling in China taxes are different and shipping is an all together new story. Some locations in China are ideal for Land transport whereas other for Air or Sea. In all cases tying in costs is relatively difficult.
Only major Global corps with Govt. partnerhsip have been able to overcome all the hurdles and are hence reaping the benefits. You must therfore factor in the additional costs of shipping if you target market is not just China.
Would depend on the particular job you are needing labor for. Telemarketing and computer tech services have moved there in force because of the education and language skills and cheap labor, etc. The level of education or training in your particular product is what would determine which country would be the most advantageous and might even be one of the other countries like Taiwan, or South American countries as well. China of course is the big dog on the block and will be from now on without a major shift in world economics.
2006-12-13 01:14:00
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answered by Anonymous
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Cost of production is difficult to measure let alone compare for countries like China and India due to degree and number of factors.
China is an ideal production ground for certain material/products where quality is not an issue. Theft of copyright designs has been a major issue for companies here in Singapore who subcontracted a large portion of production to China.
Quality contro is also extremely difficult due to low international access. Entering China market requires a deeper strategy and reliable people (locals) to manage production. If you can source all of that in China and be prepared for uncertain Govt. laws then
China beats India by leaps and bounds.
Another factor is Shipping. If you products are selling in China taxes are different and shipping is an all together new story. Some locations in China are ideal for Land transport whereas other for Air or Sea. In all cases tying in costs is relatively difficult.
Only major Global corps with Govt. partnerhsip have been able to overcome all the hurdles and are hence reaping the benefits. You must therfore factor in the additional costs of shipping if you target market is not just China.
2006-12-13 00:59:39
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answered by vangel_sg 2
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Would depend on the particular job you are needing labor for. Telemarketing and computer tech services have moved there in force because of the education and language skills and cheap labor, etc. The level of education or training in your particular product is what would determine which country would be the most advantageous and might even be one of the other countries like Taiwan, or South American countries as well. China of course is the big dog on the block and will be from now on without a major shift in world economics.
2006-12-13 01:01:13
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answered by mohavedesert 4
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Once u visit China for survey about it
2006-12-13 01:00:28
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answered by Sonu Raja 3
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The Chinese have already started to sell their own cheaply made goods to their own people. The Chinese are a very productive people. Looks like they will be the next world power.
2016-05-23 17:35:53
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answered by Carissa 4
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Very cheap dude, haven't you notice many of your countries corporate companies mostly move there for cheap labor.
2006-12-13 00:54:24
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answered by Booooo 2
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I believe that they run very close together on that one, there is only a marginal difference
2006-12-13 00:54:13
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answered by rockandrollrev 7
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