Buy Chinese or Pay More - China Today's Popular Culture

Nearly every product being sold in the United States comes from China, who is also a partner and customer of U.S. However, few Chinese manufacturers have their abilities or interest to market and distribute their own products. These U.S. customers play major role throughout the products' lifecycle. They specify the design and requirements for the product, and select, manage and oversee the development with their Chinese partners.

Then they import, inspect and distribute the products under their brand names. These companies include Apple, Sony, Mattel, GE, HP, Palm, and virtually every consumer company you can think of. When a defective product reaches the market, it's usually because the U.S. company let it happen, failing to perform adequate inspection and testing or not doing a sufficient job selecting and managing their suppliers.

Foreign companies always get what they have ordered and paid for. Occasionally there are problems, but no more than elsewhere. People have to stop with the obsession about 'Made in China' labels because they're everywhere on the market. There's nothing wrong with merchandise made in China, as illustrated by the fact that foreigners continue to buy 'made in China' goods.

The purpose of this report is to investigate the issue of product made in China. This will be explored through the study of the history of product made in China, the differing people's views of the issue, and the relevance of this issue in the media, specifically in popular culture.

we will provide details regarding the history of product made in China, the opposing views it presents, the popular culture artifact we studied, and an analysis of the product made in China issue through the use of my artifact.