Globalization
I wanted to buy some memorabelia from my university bookstore and got a Chinese-made maple leaf pin
posted by 3omani @ 2:46 PM
Thursday, August 18, 2005
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5 Comments:
That's funny, lol.
But realistically, that's where everything is made. It is a Canadian product following all the Canadian measures and reglutions, the process of physical creation was done in China though. :P
True, but it's ironic that a Canadian national symbol is made outside. Sort of defeats the purpose. I've noticed though that most products in souvenier shops are made locally. This seems to be an exception
It is very ironic indeed.
cheap labor :)
Hi 3omani, I just dropped in on my way back to my WW2 History site. I liked what I
found and thought that I would leave you a note for your efforts in creating Globalization. It
is amazing what you find looking through these blogs, and the links from them. Have
you ever done that?
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