Raising prices for the country! Amazon sellers save themselves from internal competition

This year is magical

We have experienced Biden coming to power and preparing to resume the trade war

The US dollar also fell below 6.4, ushering in a historic correction

We even sent away wave after wave of top sellers in the category.

Under the influence of many factors, the operating environment of Amazon sellers is ushering in a very critical and difficult node. Now everyone should be able to feel that the competition for various purposes is extremely fierce, and "cross-border philanthropists" are emerging in an endless stream. Is Amazon selling goods at low prices and selling in large quantities, or making money with high profits? Today I will take a different approach and tell you - "raising prices for the country"

Today is by no means a pure "boiling body", but the price increase is not only for the country, but it is an operation that can actually bring benefits to our entire industry. Let me analyze it from several angles.

Since Trump started the trade war with us in 2018, our export business has been hit hard, with a significant decline in both trade volume and export volume. The punitive tariffs have also given the United States confidence in negotiating with us, and they want us to give up more interests in exchange for the cancellation of the punitive tariffs.

If there is no major turning point, we will have to take the big stick of tariffs. The purpose of punitive tariffs is to raise the price of Chinese goods and eliminate the price advantage of our products . The tariffs can also attract manufacturing back to the United States and support American products to build factories in the United States to create jobs, killing two birds with one stone.

The Americans had a good plan, but they didn't expect a disaster to strike. The COVID-19 pandemic knocked the whole world down in one fell swoop. Normal production was not possible everywhere because of the pandemic. The shortage of chips and materials since the end of last year was due to this reason. During this pandemic, China became the largest production base. The production capacity of all daily necessities was the largest and best here. The most distressed country was the United States, which imposed punitive tariffs on China at the beginning.

We could have raised the price of Chinese products, dissuaded some Chinese companies from leaving, and supported American products. However, the U.S. was unable to keep up with its own production capacity due to the pandemic, and the other Chinese products that could be purchased were so expensive that they would have nothing to buy if they did not buy Chinese products. So you can see that we were the party that actively promoted the Sino-U.S. trade negotiations, but we are not in a hurry after entering this year. If you are sincere, come and negotiate, if you are not sincere, just wait to suffer. As a result, we waited until the U.S. inflation rate reached the highest point in 13 years last month.

The United States is now eager to restart trade negotiations with China and has released many goodwill signals in the hope of curbing inflation and bringing daily consumer goods in the United States back to a reasonable price.

Therefore, what would happen if there were a group of "philanthropists" who kept providing daily necessities to American consumers at low prices or even for free on Amazon? Of course, it is impossible to save US inflation by cross-border philanthropists alone, but if everyone goes for low prices and large volumes, the inflationary pressure felt by American consumers will be smaller (although the daily necessities sold in supermarkets are more expensive, they can be bought cheaper on Amazon). Even if this is a drop in the bucket, it can ease the pressure exerted by American consumers on the US government, and we will have one more point of resistance at the tariff negotiation table.

By raising prices for our country, we can win back our own profit margins, and throw the punitive tariff pressure from the United States back on themselves, which will also add to our advantage in tariff negotiations.