Comments by "S Suwandi" (@ssuwandi3240) on "Michael Heaver" channel.

If you want to do it the easy way you can set up as the price inclusive taxes.. then backing the duties out during the consolidation as one time work. I don't think the customers would be curious on the invoices details.
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@rogersmith8339 vegan beer is like America Bud Lite. For the Reengineered weirdos to feel special
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@rogersmith8339 not a lucrative margin if got to pay Trans Dylan millions.. what they didn't tell you is that this is about ESG score. Defined by WEF metrics. Entrapped businesses that were forced to support the Activist shareholders controllers. Good news this type of proxy voting system has been banned under Anti ESG bills issued by the US House of Financial services last week..
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@rogersmith8339 small beer would never make a hit in mainstream distribution channels (pubs and restaurants). Thats why consumers pay for extra pence in advertising costs per specialty retail. Fastfood chains will earn better margins from regular beers But doing businesses these days is also about the game of politics. Thanks the politicized climate / ESG movement
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@ritchieblackmore5204 exactly she didn't seem as resourceful to escalate the pressures i can imagine behind the screen she would handle any obstacles by too much talks and too little actions.
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Far right is working class. The opposite end of Left NWO Establishment
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Means far off of the Left agenda that benefit the Establishment
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They probably took bribes.. no refunds could be the next hurdles.. i always knew something was off with tiered lockdown
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The US Missouri, Arizona, Kentucky and Texas are leading states in the 2022 investigation, launched in the wake of concerns that business and investment decisions are being steered by the UN. The banks under investigation are: Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Wells Fargo
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Typically these countries would supply according to third party in this case the UK.standards. Not the other day around. For example everyday Chinese consumers would not get access to West export goods. due to different quality, sizing and/or pricing points..
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@haroldpotter5911 No. The UK suppliers can sell at highest standards they desire because you will get the same Tesla product in US or China but steering wheel is on different positions according to local rule.. that's all..Most Asian consumers would gladly pay for the highest price / standards they feel they can afford because they call it a prestige. It is completely a free market play. You would be surprised why Apple just opened 2 Apple stores in India..so you are wrong to assume the UK brandd will have to get cheapened up. You bet on the strength of the brands or if you dont have one truly stands out then you might want to find a partnership solution like Samsung did in China. Just a matter of different market penetration tactics to play but same prototype of product whether is n EU or Japan. The EU growth is stale at the most but emerging markets middle class is steadily growing. These are the future economic growth.. not the EU
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@haroldpotter5911 the most important thing would be which country/countries middle class your product can attract to. Most Westernized consumers of course which are in Australia, NZ, Japan and Singapore. S Korea is also a great candidate and will be joining soon. My hunch even says Apole makes higher margin in emerging markets because they largely outsource the downstream processes to local partners. That's why Apple is betting on India retail market to open up fast without facing West high inflation problem. That's one of the advantages when you can sell thru different parts of global markets. We can skip the gloom and doom at the homebase while Sterling is still relatively "on the lower side" to invest in emerging countries. The other questions are very subjectuve on how complex the production is.. if Mark and Spencer has survived for years in Asia I bet UK suppliers wouldn't have too much of barriers to bring in more UK products thru free taxes CPTPP.
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@haroldpotter5911 all kind of retails products would be the best starting point. I never seen the analysis of estimated 0 08% to be honest I never gives medias talk too seriously because you should check out who owns these channels. The same people / politicians cronies who do not feel benefited from Britain success. I have watched Reform TV lately and I feel better inspired by listening to these folks who have sincere faith in our future. The EU law will be removed it is a matter of time they wish to break us apart and divide. CPTPP acceptance came right on time to tell the EU we can pursue other trade opportunities sooner or later. There's nothing they can do to block the trades.
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@barryevans791 why? Because Globalist Fascists have been on the rise !! Too much massive money printing while issuing too long of the debts with lowest intetest rares the past 4 decades. It'd turn out in Socialist bankrupted affairs in form of Private and Government collusion the Argentina style...in next 7 to 10 years where it is estimated 50% of G7 fiscal receipts will be spent to pay highest borrowing costs ever spent in last 40 years!
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Indians are the second largest illegals based on latest record.
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Step 1 to Brexit Reversal. Always starts with small steps :))
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