This means that Shirakawa Electric's products can continue to be reduced in price in North America without violating the regulations of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Today's Walkmans have limited technology, so Shirakawa Kaede doesn't mind even if the technology is shared.

"I'm in a good mood lately~" Yuko Tanaka put down the fruit plate and walked over with a smile.

After weighing the two aspects, Shirakawa Kaede still feels that it is cost-effective to directly open up the technology.

Shirakawa Kaede sees very clearly that in the future, the neon manufacturing industry will only retain a part of its high-end products.

The cost in Neon may be 200 yen, which is about 4 yuan when converted into RMB.

But some core technologies and special skills, Shirakawa Electric must be in its own hands.

The reason why the Price Bureau reversed the pricing of Shirakawa Electric is actually to protect the development of local enterprises.

Otherwise, it is still unclear whether the processing cost can be reduced to 50%.

Originally taking into account China's consumption level, Shirakawa Kaede planned to keep the price of the cassette recorder at around 50 yuan and the Walkman at around 90 yuan.

Because some parts cannot be localized in China, and the more technically difficult the product, the more so.

As for the Walkman, there is no comparable product in China. In the end, the price can only be based on domestic cassette recorders such as Panda, Peony, and Haiyan.

As for the remaining local production capacity of Neon, it can only satisfy its own digestion.

He expected that there was still a slight gap in labor remuneration between China and Neon during this period, but he did not expect that the gap would be so big.

Its investment scale is 28.7 billion yen, which is 175 million US dollars based on the exchange rate.

Similar products include Hu brand and Wu brand radios. The cheapest ones are 50 yuan each, and the better ones can be sold for 120 yuan.

LCD TVs and LCD notebooks, these two things have no substitutes in North America.

However, when Baichuan Electric submitted its pricing, the price bureau called back.

It was so cheap that Shirakawa Kaede even called the local government to ask if they wanted to increase wages for the workers.

Compared with US$148.5 billion in 1985, it increased by 13.5% again.

On January 8, Treasury Secretary Baker stated in Congress that the continued decline of the U.S. dollar is more in line with market rules."

Now, the neon bubbles are about to cover the sky.

Bai Chuanfeng stared at the TV, dazed.
Chapter completed!