Xikuang
01-12-2003, 14:26
Xikuangese Economy Highest Yet, Continued Growth Anticipated
For the first time in the short history of the Serene Socialist Republic, the economy has been rated by UN analysts as 'Powerhouse', the highest rating to have been attained by the nation as yet. Continued positive development for the Xikuangese economy, at a time when many other nations are facing economic slump, and fears of recession are abundant.
Chair of the Elected General Council for Economic Affairs, General Councillor Zhe Xexin, comments:
"As most will be aware, the economic slump that many nations have been feeling is substantially attributed to the Rights of Labour Unions resolution recently ratified by the UN. Of course, since we have always respected the rights of labour unions, that had no effect on us at all, and as CACE members, we are protected from price-hikes and trade slumps in the wider world. But that should only mean that we should have been able to maintain our previous Strong rating stably. The steady rise we're seeing now is directly attributable, I think, to the increased market base with which we have been presented after the ratification of the International Fair Trade Agreement (http://invisionfree.com/forums/CACE/index.php?act=SC&c=5), following the recent Third World Solidarity Conference (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=80768&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0&sid=efd4930bf3dc6f9084878c47c01d07e7) and wider IFTA presentation. Trade relations with Tanah Burung, made possible under the IFTA, have been particularly profitable for both our nations: their rubber industry has had a nice injection of funding, and the trade primacy for that product has been a vital boost to our automotive industry."
"We are immensely pleased with the Tanah Burungian product." says Qiye Dhondrup, manager of Xikuang Automotive Productions, Zhin-Dao Province. "The rubber is hand-tapped and processed using sustainable methodology, so the product is exceptionally pure, a real bonus for our R&D teams. Right now we're looking at ways to reduce rubber evaporation from tyres, so it's important that we have consistently high quality material to work with-- as well as for the actual manufacturing of finished parts."
The rise in economic power has been very much felt by average citizens, and various industries are booming, though some with less success than others. "We're trying to promote the Greater Spotted Beetle as a delicacy internationally." says C'akli Dzijexin, a member of the Elected General Committee for Agriculture and Meat Industry. "For some reason people just aren't interested."
For the first time in the short history of the Serene Socialist Republic, the economy has been rated by UN analysts as 'Powerhouse', the highest rating to have been attained by the nation as yet. Continued positive development for the Xikuangese economy, at a time when many other nations are facing economic slump, and fears of recession are abundant.
Chair of the Elected General Council for Economic Affairs, General Councillor Zhe Xexin, comments:
"As most will be aware, the economic slump that many nations have been feeling is substantially attributed to the Rights of Labour Unions resolution recently ratified by the UN. Of course, since we have always respected the rights of labour unions, that had no effect on us at all, and as CACE members, we are protected from price-hikes and trade slumps in the wider world. But that should only mean that we should have been able to maintain our previous Strong rating stably. The steady rise we're seeing now is directly attributable, I think, to the increased market base with which we have been presented after the ratification of the International Fair Trade Agreement (http://invisionfree.com/forums/CACE/index.php?act=SC&c=5), following the recent Third World Solidarity Conference (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=80768&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0&sid=efd4930bf3dc6f9084878c47c01d07e7) and wider IFTA presentation. Trade relations with Tanah Burung, made possible under the IFTA, have been particularly profitable for both our nations: their rubber industry has had a nice injection of funding, and the trade primacy for that product has been a vital boost to our automotive industry."
"We are immensely pleased with the Tanah Burungian product." says Qiye Dhondrup, manager of Xikuang Automotive Productions, Zhin-Dao Province. "The rubber is hand-tapped and processed using sustainable methodology, so the product is exceptionally pure, a real bonus for our R&D teams. Right now we're looking at ways to reduce rubber evaporation from tyres, so it's important that we have consistently high quality material to work with-- as well as for the actual manufacturing of finished parts."
The rise in economic power has been very much felt by average citizens, and various industries are booming, though some with less success than others. "We're trying to promote the Greater Spotted Beetle as a delicacy internationally." says C'akli Dzijexin, a member of the Elected General Committee for Agriculture and Meat Industry. "For some reason people just aren't interested."