Economy# Development# Chinese stuff# Profit# Loss# Technology

Hi friends 👋,

Here we are with a new task now, let's see and discuss about the economic development but through deshi or videshi, we have to continue with Chinese products or not????????????????????????

(Help me with your comments friends)

So here we go:

Let me simplify a few steps which may be helpful to understand about Chinese products we should or shouldn't boycott.

• We all are continuously using laptops, computers, mobile's, now ask yourself if you will break it then it's your loss because we already paid for it to China our money has gone for these electronic devices so no use to break it or not using it, please continue use it, it's your electronic goods.

• Now will think in a different way if we don't have all these devices so anyways we are planning to purchase it then before purchasing only we have to check it's manufacturers.

• If any product which made in china don't buy it only# boycott it, but think if it produced elsewhere may be in India, US, UK or any where else.  We can check it's investors also who all are investing in the same it could be any one ie US, China etc, but it's not meant that we will not buy any product in which China is investing, we can buy it because anyways the biggest part of the money is helping to develop our economy, China will get very little part of it.

Anyways we can not stop any country to invest 😁 it's a fact market is open for all to put money and earn profit👻!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Now let's discuss about our country and economy.....  

Our country is importing most valuable products from out side which is very important.... Let see .....

• Fuel
• All types of precious stones
• Electronics
• Heavy Machinery
• Organic chemicals
• All type of plastics
• Animal and vegetable oil
• Iron and steel

These are the top most products which is importing by our country, if we will atleast start developing and using only electronic products than also we can grow faster 😉😊 this is my thing what I am feeling I want your suggestions also which thing or products help us to grow more faster share your views and opinions here in comments

Thank you 😊

Chalo then let's come on fuel:

1. Crude oil: US$102.3 billion (down -11.1% from 2018)
2. Coal, solid fuels made from coal: $23 billion (down -6.5%)
3. Petroleum gases: $17.4 billion (down -8.8%)
4. Processed petroleum oils: $6.4 billion (up 11.8%)
5. Petroleum oil residues: $2.6 billion (up 19.9%)
6. Coke, semi-coke: $1.1 billion (down -38.3%)
7. Coal tar oils (high temperature distillation): $490.2 million (down -17%)
8. Petroleum jelly, mineral waxes: $117 million (down -4.2%)
9. Tar pitch, coke: $37.1 million (down -57.7%)
10. Electrical energy: $25.5 million (down -18.2%)

Now precious stones 😍💗

1. Gold (unwrought): US$32.2 billion (up 0.9% from 2018)
2. Diamonds (unmounted/unset): $22 billion (down -17.4%)
3. Silver (unwrought): $3 billion (down -21.7%)
4. Precious/semi-precious stones (unstrung): $1.3 billion (up 19.9%)
5. Jewelry: $601.8 million (down -9.2%)
6. Synthetic precious stones: $480 million (up 50.8%)
7. Platinum (unwrought): $284.5 million (down -0.7%)
8. Imitation jewelry: $40.4 million (up 0.3%)
9. Precious stone dust, powder: $26.2 million (down -14.2%)
10. Pearls: $21.4 million (down -90.2%)

Now it's time for our most favourite 💕 electronics

1. Phone system devices including smartphones: US$13.6 billion (down -27.7% from 2018)
2. Integrated circuits/microassemblies: $9.9 billion (up 36.2%)
3. Solar power diodes/semi-conductors: $3.2 billion (down -9%)
4. Electrical converters/power units: $2.2 billion (up 1.3%)
5. TV receivers/monitors/projectors: $2 billion (down -3.5%)
6. TV receiver/transmit/digital cameras: $1.9 billion (up 20.3%)
7. Electric storage batteries: $1.7 billion (down -1%)
8. Lower-voltage switches, fuses: $1.5 billion (down -3.8%)
9. TV/radio/radar device parts: $1.5 billion (up 18.9%)
10. Unrecorded sound media: $1.4 billion (down -5.3%)

After this moving on Heavy machinery 🙄

1. Computers, optical readers: US$6.6 billion (up 4% from 2018)
2. Turbo-jets: $3.9 billion (up 28.6%)
3. Miscellaneous machinery: $2.1 billion (down -4.6%)
4. Air or vacuum pumps: $1.9 billion (up 6.1%)
5. Computer parts, accessories: $1.6 billion (up 1.4%)
6. Taps, valves, similar appliances: $1.5 billion (up 4.1%)
7. Printing machinery: $1.4 billion (down -10%)
8. Rubber/plastic article making machines: $1.4 billion (up 35.4%)
9. Machinery parts: $1.4 billion (down -5.8%)
10. Transmission shafts, gears, clutches: $1.2 billion (down -0.7%)

Organic chemicals also taking a lot from us

Organic chemicals	996.72
Residual chemicals and allied products	527.8
Manufactured fertilizers	462.67
Inorganic chemicals	394.87
Drugs and drug intemediates in bulk	248.5
Drug formulations, biologicals	141.26
Paint, varnish and allied products	130.27
Cosmetics and toiletries	112.49
Agro chemicals	92.67
Dye intermediates	69.95
Crude fertilizers	58.28
Other chemicals	58.22
Dyes	25.07

 

 This time we are going to see how much we are wasting for most dangerous thing 🤔

55,000 metric tonne of plastic waste was imported in India from Pakistan and Bangladesh for recycling purposes. Over 55,000 MT plastic waste is imported from Pakistan and Bangladesh combined. The import is taking place from more than 25 countries which include the middle east, Europe and the US.

Indian Pollution Control Association (IPCA) Chairman Ashish Jain said it was unfortunate that on the one hand the government was banning plastic and on the other, private companies were "slyly" bringing more plastic from outside. The reason why such a practice was prevalent was that plastic imported by the companies from abroad was segregated and cheaper than the plastic waste produced in India.