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疫情期间,许多国家在试图减少对中国的依赖。比如,日本拨款22亿美元帮助企业将生产转出中国;美国、澳大利亚和欧洲很多国家也采取类似措施。但是,实际做出生产和销售决定的是商业公司,他们的考量要复杂许多。
比如澳大利亚,一直到今年年初,95%的刺龙虾卖给了中国境内的销售商和餐馆。因为疫情暴发,中国停止了龙虾的采购,关闭了出售新鲜肉类、蔬菜和海鲜的生鲜市场,这导致澳大利亚西海岸所有234艘龙虾船停止了捕捞,超过2000人没了工作。
澳大利亚紧急寻销售找多元化的出路,但是这些都是徒劳,除了中国,没什么国家有足够大的市场需求来挽救澳洲龙虾的销售。现在中国开始恢复经济了,澳洲龙虾行业的人们也赶紧复工,他们认为:龙虾销售还是得靠中国【吃货比如小编我】,别的路子都不靠谱。
《纽约时报》文章指出:世界各国是相互联系的,中国经济持续增长对世界上几乎所有主要经济体来说都至关重要。
As the epidemic intensifies, many countries are trying to reduce their exposure to Beijing-related businesses. Japan has earmarked $2.2 billion to help companies shift production out of China. The United States, Australia and Europe are also taking action. But the actual decisions to produce and sell are made by companies outside the government, whose calculations are much more complex. The article gives three countries as examples, starting with Australia, where 95 percent of the lobster sales were to Chinese vendors and restaurants until the beginning of this year. China has stopped buying lobsters because of the outbreak. Officials closed fresh markets selling fresh meat, vegetables and seafood, causing all 234 lobster boats off Australia's west coast to stop fishing. More than 2,000 people have lost their jobs. Australia is urgently looking for ways to diversify its sales. But all this was in vain and did not save Australian lobster sales. Until now it has been up to China to recover. "The world is interconnected," the article concludes. "Therefore, sustained economic growth in China is essential for almost all major economies in the world." source
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