Titlebook: Not Just China; The Rise of Recalls Hari Bapuji Book 2011 Hari Bapuji 2011 business.China.design.Global Business.manufacturing.science and

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2007: The Year of the Recall,rs, consumers, and governments. From the start of the year, manufacturers recalled several products made in China. While it is unfair to say that Chinese manufacturing practices have been mostly responsible for the recent growth in recalls, it is not inaccurate to say that they have made a significa

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,China’s Toy Recalls: The High Cost of Low Price?,quality. Several analysts argue that manufacturers in the developing world, particularly in China, habitually offer a low price and good samples in order to win contracts. After that point, however, these manufacturers change their specifications and substitute cheaper materials or generally comprom

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,Toys Made in China, but Designed in…?,ease, however, is congruent with the corresponding rise in imports from China. Contrary to speculations that these recalls are occurring due to cost pressures, the data show that, in the recent past, recalls of high-priced toys have increased faster than recalls of low-priced toys, particularly for

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More Players and More Recalls,d other emerging economies have begun to specialize in manufacturing. As a result, toy companies that had traditionally focused on toy design, development, and manufacturing have now sharpened their focus to design and development, and have offshored the manufacturing piece. This specialization brin

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Slow to React in a Fast-Paced World,vent the product from reaching more customers and to retrieve the unsafe products from the customers. By themselves, recalls are supposed to limit and even prevent safety hazards, but they can miss their mark and create a dangerous situation if they are not announced in a timely manner. Even a few d

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