Cheap Chinese Copies causing demise of FranTone and American-Made Quality Goods … and ultimately, promptly Innovation itself

“This is another evidence of China-made “competition” (AKA cheap copies) being allowed/used instead as an unbridled weapon against US-manufacturing and also innovation.”

Among George Washington’s first acts as President was erection of trade tariffs / barriers to protect fledgling American industry from economic attack.

Economic attack of course erodes the higher goals of Innovation.

“Perhaps the worst part was the co-opting of the FranTone name and even logo by the thieves and cheap-copiers. Trademarks, which must be defended, expensively, never help smaller companies or endeavors.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StQ2G_a89Lg

 

 

2 thoughts on “Cheap Chinese Copies causing demise of FranTone and American-Made Quality Goods … and ultimately, promptly Innovation itself”

  1. “Free trade” is another inversively-misnamed method of undermining manufacturing base, thwarting innovation, and subjugating and controlling the productive “middle class”.

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  2. From comments: “50% to retailer. 30% to distributor. 30% taxes / gov. Already you’re upside-down before COGS and paying for production.”

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