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解决这个问题可以从贸易逆差下手,比如马来西亚,印尼能做的能种的,我们马来也能,印尼懂的,我们马来也懂,可以先解决对印尼的贸易逆差。而东亚国家能做的,能种的,我们大马的气候不一定能,比如柑橘等等,我们就种不出。有很多东西我们马来也做不到。 |
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解决这个问题可以从贸易逆差下手,比如马来西亚,印尼能做的能种的,我们马来也能,印尼懂的,我们马来也懂 ...
通常工业产品国际合作有两种。
1) 双方减少造一样的工业产品,尽量避免直接竞争,然后大家互换贸易。
2)同一个工业产品,进行国际分工,把产业链分到不同国家里去制造。
简单来说,就是有钱大家赚,有工业大家一起发展,而不是互相残杀,打价格战。
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Malaysia's exports to China in 2024 amounted to RM187.7 billion (approximately $41.01 billion USD),
China remained a top trading partner, with the main exports being integrated circuits, crude petroleum, and petroleum gas.
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion, with the largest categories being electrical and electronic equipment ($25.13 billion) and machinery, nuclear reactors, and boilers ($13.86 billion)
我们和中国做生意是赚钱的,而且我们和中国经济是highly complementary !
Malaysia Exports to China - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 2015-2024 Historical
China Exports to Malaysia - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 1992-2024 Historical
China Exports to Malaysia was US$101.46 Billion during 2024, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. China Exports to Malaysia - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on November of 2025.
Malaysia Exports to China was US$41.01 Billion during 2024, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. Malaysia Exports to China - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on November of 2025.
结论就是:
Malaysia imports more from China ($101.46B) than it exports ($41.01B), resulting in a trade deficit of ~$60.45B.
看,五毛小粉红@dalap 自己数学零分,要嘛,你就是把不懂RM和USD的汇率来看,要嘛你就是不会做生意,把贸易逆差当成贸易顺差,亏 60billion USD当成是你赚60billion USD。
还是求你不懂就说不懂,不懂又要假厉害,被人拆穿后,大家笑呱你!
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion, with the largest categories being electrical and electronic equipment ($25.13 billion) and machinery, nuclear reactors, and boilers ($13.86 billion)
谁不知道欧美日韩台来大马投资高端产业,出钱出力,制造出高科技产品,比如电子产品,机器零件等,中国自己造不出,只好来购买而已。没有发达国家的投资和科技的提供,根本就造不出这些高端产品呢!
而且呢,这些多数是属于半成品的电子零件,机器零件,或者工业用的机械,简单来说,这些的成本最后会放到消费者完成品,由发展中国家的消费者买单呢!
看清楚本人在第一页说的话:
向中国购买天然资源,或半成品,然后在各发展中国家之间加工成为消费者完成品后,再卖回给中国。
消费者用的完成品,简单来说,就是消费者自己会是最终端的客户,为前面的所有经济活动最终买单!
你所谓的电子零件,电器零件,工厂用的机械,这些成本最后都是转嫁到消费者的,懂不懂?当然,这块属于欧美日韩台技术带来的国际分工,本人还是不反对的。
我们和中国做生意是赚钱的,而且我们和中国经济是highly complementary ! 自己亏了60billion USD,赚你的头!
然后所谓的highly complementary,不就是买你天然资源加工后再卖回给你,或者买欧美日韩台技术的半成品,加工成完成品后再卖回给你,整体上,还是赚你的钱的,笨!@dalap
数学零分,回家读小学,学过123 ABC啦,笑死人!@dalap
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本帖最后由 tuaceng 于 23-11-2025 05:24 PM 编辑
41 billion USD - 101 billion USD = negative 60 billion USD
逆差60billion 到你这里变成你赚60 billion。
“我们和中国做生意是赚钱的”
笑死人!你父母辛辛苦苦养大你,把送你到外国读书,你回来却找不到工作,只好帮你父母顾店,结果你连最基本的贸易常识都不知道,你父母很担心你这个二代把他们的身家败光哪!@dalap
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中总调查:中企涌入冲击市场 四成本地业者削价应战
(吉隆坡22日讯)近年来中国商品与服务大举进军我国市场,被指对国内企业造成严峻冲击,从激进削价、市场份额流失到无执照经营的蔓延,接近半数本地业者在未来5年就本身行业与中国企业的竞争力持悲观态度。
马来西亚中华总商会(中总)最新发布的快速调查显示,有三分之一(33.9%)受访商家认为过去两年受到“显著负面影响”,更有超过七成业者直指中企竞争 “激烈或非常激烈”。
中总今日发文告指出,近期来自中国的商品与服务(包括中企在马经营的业务)大量涌入,引发市场竞争加剧,导致国内市场平衡受到干扰,出现通缩压力及不健康竞争现象,其一例便是不具执照的经营者不断增加。
根据中总调查,有45.1%受访者对未来5年该行业与中企的竞争持悲观看法,仅10.2%表示乐观,44.7%保持中立。
调查显示,面对中国商品与服务“卷”入,40.3%本地业者不得不降价应对竞争。约 74.8% 回复者认为,政府现有政策未能有效缓解中企竞争所带来的挑战。
中总为此建议政府采取四项综合策略,确保“公平竞争环境”,这包括检讨法规以保障本地企业权益、加强跨部门执法协调、促进外资与本地产业协同及建立中央化的外资企业数据库。
面临强烈价格竞争压力
中总快速调查显示,高达 86.4% 回复者认为中企带来最显著的影响是强烈的价格竞争压力。
“由于本地消费者对价格高度敏感,中国商家常以低价模式及激进削价策略来抢占市场,这类似中国市场中常见的 ‘内卷竞争’。”
报告说,61.2%受访者的影响是 “市场份额流失”,44.2%则面对 “产品与服务供过于求”问题。
另外,70.9%多数回复者认为中企的竞争属于 “激烈或非常激烈”, 23.3% 认为属于中度竞争,仅 5.8% 认为竞争属轻微程度。
69.4% 回复者视中企为 “直接竞争者” ,63.6% 表示其角色为商品或服务供应商,29.1% 则认为其是客户。部分行业如批发零售、汽车维修、建筑、制造、运输与仓储领域,则把中国企业视为“合作伙伴” 。
调查显示,除了三分之一受访者认为受到“显著负面影响”,有19.6%表示受到“显著正面影响”,另46.5%认为影响为中度(正面或负面)。
无照经营造成不公平竞争
有52.9%的回复者认为,无执照经营者的存在造成了不公平的竞争环境,尤其在批发零售、汽车维修、建筑、制造及专业商业服务等行业更明显。
报告指出,这与中总掌握的情况相符,即部分中国商家利用免签便利及宽松的市场准入条件从事未获授权的经营活动,包括自由职业者、小型商贩与供应商等,引发了对执法力度松懈的关注。
“回复者认为中企的优势主要包括资金实力雄厚、规模经济显著、成本效率高,因而能以更具竞争力的价格提供更高质量的产品与服务。”
面对“来势汹汹”的中国商品与服务,40.3%业者表示不得不降价应对竞争。
业者采取的其他主要对应方案包括企业通过加强售后服务以留住顾客(55.8%)、增加营销与品牌建设(51.9%)、提升效率降低成本(41.7%)。
中总快速调查指出,回复者希望政府采取五大措施应对:
(一)盼加强对免签及工作准证违规行为的执法力度(75.7%)。
(二)要求强化外资参与行业的本地化要求,如股权、本地聘用与本地采购(55.8%)。
(三)加强执行反倾销法令(51.0%)。
(四)要求当局监测与遏制不公平贸易行为(50%)。
(五)协助本地企业提升技术、标准及认证能力(48.5%)。
4建议确保公平竞争
中总总会长拿督吴逸平表示,大马企业欢迎竞争,但竞争必须建立在公平、透明和规范的基础上。中总将建议政府采取四项综合策略,确保“公平竞争环境”:
(一)要求政府检讨相关法规,保障本地企业权益,包括重审商业执照申请及审批条件、评估设立企业的资本要求、重新检视外资股权参与条件及加强本地内容要求,如采购本地原材料和聘用本地员工。
(二)加强跨部门执法协调,通过地方政府、内陆税收局、劳工局等单位联合执法,从商业执照、税务到劳工规范等多个方面同步查核,杜绝未获授权的工作与商业活动。
(三)促进外资与本地产业协同,同时不削弱本地企业。大马坚持自由开放市场,欢迎外资,尤其是能带来高附加值、高收入就业、技术转移并提升本地企业能力的投资。政府应优先引入需要较高资本、先进技术或本地竞争力不足的领域,而非在本地企业已具竞争力的行业形成压力。同时,政府应推动外资与本地供应链的整合。
(四)建议政府建立中央化的外资企业数据库,设立一个公开、集中且可查询的系统,列明所有在马注册及运营的外国企业资料,以便进行监管、监督及透明化管理。
吴逸平强调,中总一直密切关注中企对本地微型及中小企业带来的冲击,于2024年及2025年初也收集了会员基层的反馈,并向政府提呈相关政策建议报告。
他指出,中总也支持中国驻马大使馆提醒其公民,不得滥用免签入境便利从事任何未获授权的工作或商业活动:“这是维护免签政策初衷的重要措施。毕竟,免签主要是为了便利旅游、探亲及商务,而非进行非法就业或经营。”
中总同时呼吁本地中小微企业需持续提升规模与竞争力,包括加强营销、品牌建设与售后服务、推动创新与数字化、建立战略伙伴关系,并善用政府支援计划。唯有整体竞争力提升,本地企业才能在开放市场中持续发展。
中总是于11月18日至21日展开这快速调查,收集商界面对冲击的最新影响与关注重点。
本次调查共收到245份有效回复,涵盖多个行业,其中服务业占64.9%、制造业占19.6%、建筑业占14.7%、微型及中小型企业占总受访者的95.5%。
昨天的新闻,看来和本人不谋而合。
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夭寿啊,你父母辛辛苦苦把你养大,还供你出国读书,希望你将来可以继承他们的生意。结果呢,你连基本的加减乘除都不会。
41 billion USD - 101 billion USD = negative 60 billion USD
逆差60billion 到你这里变成你赚60 billion。
夭寿啦,父母辛辛苦苦存下来的身家,都被数学零分的败家子给败光啦@dalap
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41 billion USD - 101 billion USD = negative 60 billion USD
逆差60billion 到你这里变成你赚60 billion。
你父母辛辛苦苦供你去外国读书,结果你数学零分,亏60billion给你当成是赚60billion,自己回家读过小学ABC 123啦,不要在这里闹笑话!@dalap
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@dalap 逃走啦?逃之夭夭了?
自己拿一堆数据出来想要反驳我,结果反而自己数学不好,亏60billion当成是赚60billion,自己把自己的脸打到脸青鼻肿呢?
数学零分,经济知识零分,还整天自称被父母送到外国读书呢! @dalap
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Yes, Malaysia's exports to China are greater than China's exports to Malaysia, resulting in a trade surplus for Malaysia. In 2023, Malaysia's exports to China were over $41 billion, while its imports from China were $24.89 billion, according to Matrade.
Malaysia's exports to China:
In 2024, total exports were US$41.01 billion.
Top exports include electrical and electronic equipment, mineral fuels, and plastics.
China's exports to Malaysia:
In 2024, Malaysia's imports from China were $24.89 billion.
Top imports from China include integrated circuits, refined petroleum, and broadcasting equipment.
明白了, 有人不懂什么叫 trade surplus。好心 走去google 学习下啦, 天天来我们这里妖言惑众,jijijiguaguagua 
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本帖最后由 tuaceng 于 26-11-2025 02:01 PM 编辑
According to matrade?
Martrade 几时这样说?
RM187.67 billion- RM296.45 billion = Negative RM108.78 billion
这个就是你所谓去外国读回来的书。连基本小学数学都不会,父母的身家,都给你败光了!@dalap
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无毛小粉红,不学无术,自己放上来的数据,不是打脸自己,就是被数据来源打脸,想要伪造数据,却又被抓包。
你还是回去躲在厕所里哭好了!@dalap
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看看你自己搬出来的东东,一个是101.46 billion,一个是 24.89 billion。
到底是哪一个啊?相差4倍,一个在天,一个在地。
自己拿出来的数据,互相打脸。
到底是哪一个啊?
我看你连整个数据在写什么,自己都看不懂!@dalap
真可怜父母辛辛苦苦供你到外国读书,结果亏几百亿当成赚几百亿,还在洋洋得意,父母都气到死不瞑目啦!@dalap
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你的父母没有教你,不要讲骗话吗?被打脸了那么多次,还要继续pluck from the sky,造假数据,还要假称参考别人。
第一次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China in 2024 amounted to RM187.7 billion (approximately $41.01 billion USD),
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion
第二次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China:
In 2024, total exports were US$41.01 billion.
China's exports to Malaysia:
In 2024, Malaysia's imports from China were $24.89 billion.
第三次讲骗话:
Key trade figures with China
• Export value: $79.8 billion (2024)
• Import value: $65.5 billion (2024)
数据改来改去,天差地远,自相打脸,五毛小粉红果然脸皮够厚,被打脸到脸青鼻肿,还要继续讲骗话。诈骗分子,果然不一样。可怜你的父母,辛辛苦苦送你到外国读书,结果教出来一个数学零分,不学无术,爱讲骗话,被打脸后还要厚脸皮继续讲骗话的孩子。
真的是死不瞑目啊!@dalap
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你的父母没有教你,不要讲骗话吗?被打脸了那么多次,还要继续pluck from the sky,造假数据,还要假称参考别人。
第一次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China in 2024 amounted to RM187.7 billion (approximately $41.01 billion USD),
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion
第二次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China:
In 2024, total exports were US$41.01 billion.
China's exports to Malaysia:
In 2024, Malaysia's imports from China were $24.89 billion.
第三次讲骗话:
Key trade figures with China
• Export value: $79.8 billion (2024)
• Import value: $65.5 billion (2024)
数据改来改去,天差地远,自相打脸,五毛小粉红果然脸皮够厚,被打脸到脸青鼻肿,还要继续讲骗话。诈骗分子,果然不一样。可怜你的父母,辛辛苦苦送你到外国读书,结果教出来一个数学零分,不学无术,爱讲骗话,被打脸后还要厚脸皮继续讲骗话的孩子。
真的是死不瞑目啊!@dalap
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你的父母没有教你,不要讲骗话吗?被打脸了那么多次,还要继续pluck from the sky,造假数据,还要假称参考别人。
第一次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China in 2024 amounted to RM187.7 billion (approximately $41.01 billion USD),
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion
第二次讲骗话:
Malaysia's exports to China:
In 2024, total exports were US$41.01 billion.
China's exports to Malaysia:
In 2024, Malaysia's imports from China were $24.89 billion.
第三次讲骗话:
Key trade figures with China
• Export value: $79.8 billion (2024)
• Import value: $65.5 billion (2024)
数据改来改去,天差地远,自相打脸,五毛小粉红果然脸皮够厚,被打脸到脸青鼻肿,还要继续讲骗话。诈骗分子,果然不一样。可怜你的父母,辛辛苦苦送你到外国读书,结果教出来一个数学零分,不学无术,爱讲骗话,被打脸后还要厚脸皮继续讲骗话的孩子。
真的是死不瞑目啊!@dalap
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发表于 28-11-2025 09:21 AM
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五毛小粉红几时承认自己的错误啊?
1)自己分不清进出口数据,分不清顺差逆差,把亏60billion当成是赚60billion,被本人一巴打醒
2) 于是急忙伪造数据,说成是Matrade提供的数据,结果又被本人拿出Matrade实际数据打脸你
3)看到Matrade打脸自己后,找来找去,找不到对自己有利的数据,于是随便伪造一个,就假托是什么google AI说的,连出处都懒得找了。
要诈骗人,却手段这么低级,小孩都骗不过!五毛小粉红连五毛钱人民币的budget都没有了?@dalap
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发表于 28-11-2025 09:39 AM
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Govt moves to curb underpriced imports, protect local firms
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is tightening safeguards to protect local industries from unfair competition while strengthening its position as a competitive investment destination, says Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz.
The Investment, Trade and Industry Minister said the ministry remains committed to defending the country’s economic and industrial interests, particularly amid concerns over cheap imports and the growing dominance of Chinese manufacturers.
“To maintain balance in the domestic economy and address the influx of products from China, Miti has introduced several measures and policies,” he said in a parliamentary written reply.
He said several policies are in place to balance the domestic economy and prevent the market from being flooded by imported products.
These include extending the moratorium on new licences and applications in the local iron and steel industry, and implementing the Steel Industry Roadmap 2035 to stabilise, restructure and decarbonise the sector in line with Malaysia’s net-zero 2050 target.
He added that semiconductor diplomacy has become a key pillar of the National Semiconductor Strategy, with the ministry working closely with the Foreign Ministry to build a more resilient regional and global semiconductor supply chain.
This effort, he said, is also intended to reduce reliance on dominant players, including China.
At the same time, the ministry and Khazanah Nasional Berhad are developing a long-term strategy to strengthen industrial resilience and respond to global economic trends, including potential negative impacts from China’s market behaviour.
He said the ministry, through the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida), continues to connect Chinese multinational corporations with local companies through raw material sourcing, technology transfer and knowledge-sharing programmes.
This includes hosting supply chain seminars and running vendor development programmes to help local firms move up the value chain.
Mida, he said, also imposes certain conditions on investors to ensure meaningful spillover to the domestic economy, such as collaboration with local service providers, participation in vendor development initiatives, industrial training, and partnerships with local universities and research institutions.
To support local businesses, the ministry is also monitoring risks of price wars that could hurt small and medium enterprises, while providing access to targeted grants such as the Domestic Investment Strategic Fund, Smart Automation Grant, SAG Madani and the Industry4WRD Intervention Fund to improve productivity and automation.
Tengku Zafrul said trade remedy actions will continue to be used when necessary to keep the domestic market fair and competitive.
These measures are carried out under Malaysia’s anti-dumping, countervailing and safeguards laws, and are aligned with the country’s obligations under World Trade Organisation agreements.
He noted that Parliament had approved amendments to the Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties (Amendment) Bill 2025 in August, strengthening Malaysia’s trade remedy framework and enabling firmer action against unfair trade practices.
He was replying to Ahmad Fadhli Shaari (PN–Pasir Mas), who raised concerns over China’s economic dominance, price wars hurting MSMEs and the impact on sectors such as technology, transport and construction.
看,全世界都在反某国的廉价倾销。
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发表于 28-11-2025 10:40 AM
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我比较想知道你文中的“我们”是你和谁?有什么血仇?
马来和中国贸易以前是有顺差,这几年都是逆差。中国能种能造的,我们马来不一定能。但印尼能的,我们马来就能,所以解决方法是从印尼下手
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发表于 28-11-2025 11:10 AM
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它的数学是零分的。
我们得到什么呢? 我们和呆倭还是有血仇的,要反就反呆倭啦)
这里, 就来个乐色长文, 说我们大马和中国做生意是亏本
看数据吧
Malaysia's exports to China in 2024 amounted to RM187.7 billion (approximately $41.01 billion USD),
China remained a top trading partner, with the main exports being integrated circuits, crude petroleum, and petroleum gas.
In 2024, China's exports to Malaysia totaled approximately $101.46 billion, with the largest categories being electrical and electronic equipment ($25.13 billion) and machinery, nuclear reactors, and boilers ($13.86 billion)
我们和中国做生意是赚钱的,而且我们和中国经济是highly complementary !
不知道它的数学是那里来算的 41billion - 101 billion = negative 60 billion,亏了60 billion 却还说是赚钱,还在那里给like,简单来说就是被人卖了还帮人数钱。
这种智商也是negative的五毛小粉红。@dalap
至于“我们”,不就是其实只有它自己一个,装模做样叫“我们”,企图把不认同它的人都拉进去。
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