China is trying to bite off its hand - the country's strange policy

Anyone on planet Earth knows that China is the world leader in manufacturing capacity. This is the only state on the territory of which a large number of factories and plants are concentrated. Moreover, most of the enterprises are represented by foreign investors who do not have a developed industry in their country. And at the height of technological progress, the Chinese leadership decided to stop this production flywheel.

 

Mandatory power outages will hit China's economy

 

China's geopolitical adversary, the United States of America, no longer needs to make insidious plans. The Chinese leadership has already taken the first steps to destroy its own economy. Perhaps this is China's cunning plan to expel foreigners from their land. And if not, then big changes are coming.

The crux of the problem is that all enterprises have completely ignored the recommendations of the Chinese government to reduce carbon dioxide emissions into the environment. Instead of introducing a system of fines, the government decided to cut off the electricity. It's one thing to cut light for an assembly line. But here we are talking about foundry. Frequent shutdowns and start-ups of such plants will severely impact production efficiency.

 

The reaction was immediate

 

NVIDIA, Apple and Intel have already reacted to China's innovation. IT market leaders are considering the possibility of transferring production facilities to other countries. And this is a blow to the Chinese economy. The largest electronics manufacturer Foxconn has sounded the alarm. It is understood that Foxconn was able to optimize its emission of gases into the environment and ignored the government's recommendations. But it is better to pay a fine for disobedience than to completely stop production. And other, equally well-known companies think so.

It is not hard to guess that the power outage policy will have a detrimental effect on the economy of the entire country. Taiwan will suffer the most. Since it is there that most of the enterprises for the production of high-quality electronics are located. Suffice it to recall the earthquakes, which led to a sharp rise in prices for computer and mobile equipment. The rolling blackout is definitely a step towards the destruction of China's economy. And the country's leadership urgently needs to reconsider its beliefs. After all, you can always find a smart solution.