The EU Has Set Off A New Upsurge Of "Double Opposition" Against Chinese Products.

< p > > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > EU < /a > swing to "made in China". What do you want to do? Sebastian Homoe, chief of the KREAB GAVIN ANDERSON consulting company, who has been following the EU's economic and trade affairs for a long time, spoke frankly in an interview with China News Agency reporter: "everything is to boost the feeble employment rate in Europe!"

< p > data show that < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/" > European debt crisis < /a > has an increasingly impact on the employment environment in Europe. At present, 27 million people in the EU are unemployed. About half of them are young people aged 15 to 24 in Spain and Greece.

The average unemployment rate of young people in Europe is 25%, and nearly 40% of young people in Brussels, where the EU headquarters are located, can not find jobs.

Schultz, the speaker of the European Parliament, once warned that the possibility of losing a generation of young people existed in Europe.

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< p > Sebastian Homoe believes that the EU officials who are anxious to boost employment rate, especially the employment rate of young people, are "rushing to catch up with each other". The recent "move" sanctions against "made in China" are exactly the EU's "cure" for self treatment.

However, he said that the "prescription" is likely to backfire, not only can not eradicate the root cause, but also may aggravate the disease.

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< p > Sebastian Homoe's view coincides with Yang Xiaozhong, vice president of Trina Solar, a solar energy enterprise in China.

Yang Xiaozhong pointed out that the EU's anti-dumping duties on China's photovoltaic products will endanger tens of thousands of local employment in Europe.

At the same time, anti-dumping measures will have a negative impact on the employees in the solar energy industry who make up 80% of the upstream and downstream components. The EU's a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com" > solar energy industry < /a > only has the potential economic cost of up to 22 billion euros.

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< p > an independent research institution here shows that a 60% tariff will result in the EU's highest loss of 242 thousand jobs and 27 billion euros in the next 3 years. A 15% tariff will destroy 85% of the demand market for PV products in Europe.

Andrea Mabaum, a spokesman for the European Union's solar energy alliance, said that punitive tariffs on Chinese PV products, regardless of their intensity, would have a serious and irreversible destructive impact on the European PV industry chain.

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"P >" Yang Xiaozhong revealed that from March this year, the EU's registration of China's photovoltaic products has had a negative impact on the EU downstream enterprises, and the European photovoltaic industry can be said to be the first "bitter fruit".

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< p > European local photovoltaic enterprises and their employees have not only published an open letter jointly, but also expect the relevant departments of EU to "return to their lives".

The media disclosed that the EU launched a motion against the dual anti investigation of China's telecom products, and was also opposed by Britain and Holland. The main reason is that it may have an adverse effect on the employment of these countries.

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< p > Sebastian Homoe said that in fact, "made in China" need not worry too much about EU sanctions.

He said: "decades ago, Europe was" afraid "of the United States and had imposed trade sanctions. Later, Europe was also afraid of Japan and trade sanctions. Now Europe began to fear China and trade sanctions came again.

Time has proved that trade sanctions can not solve all problems, but can only take the time.

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< p > the Weathering "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com "made in China < /a > gradually matured in the" experience "of international trade.

Yang Xiaozhong said that for the possible sanctions imposed by the European Union, Trina Solar has already formulated the "B plan", and the development of emerging markets will take the place of the EU market step by step.

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< p > this observer pointed out that the EU sanction "made in China" is a "double-edged sword".

The EU itself will inevitably pay the corresponding price, which may be the EU's unexpected "/p".