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[1804]

it sounds unreasonable that government transfer the burden to the international
student because the government's poor performance.
anyway, i don't have choice.

btw, I don't believe that the government do not make profit from the international student even
i don't have proof.

 

[jackywyy]

No Offence, but why should international students get the benefit from domestic government? As they are not citizens of the country and not paying much tax.

And Chinese government does much worse, international rate is 5x, and the international students are still paying.

Blame the exchange rate if you want.

 

[1804]

the low value of Chinese yuan because of the population. when you compared the Canaidian
population with Chinese population, you would find out the low labour cost is the root
that cause the big gap betweent Chinese yuan and Canadian dollar. moreover, if the big gap
not exist between Canadian dollar and Chinese yuan, you may cost 5X money to buy a t-shirt.

and that is not a reason that Canadian goverment can do not good because Chinese government's
performance poor. and i really don't think Chinese government did worse than Canadian's.

Of course, Canadian government has right to charge the high tuition for International student,
but international student as customers also have right to complain the price too high.

finally, glad to disscuss with you in here, it help me thinking the things. thank you.

 

[hatecheater]

Gosh!

 

[jackywyy]

The low exchange rate is resulted by the government policy, as an additional push to the low labour cost, to increase the net export. So there is nothing to do with population. Even the labour is cheap, the chinese curreny can be strong. but strong chinese yen would result a less competitive price for the chinese produced goods, and less export could hurt the growing economy.



Average people are making more or less the same amoung of money in term of the absolute number of currency (2k/month, ie), and it costs more or less the same number of currency to fulfill the min living standard, though buy a Tee in Canada may cost more then in China thru the exchange rate(CAD20 vs CNY20). So the geographic difference would matter not much about the price index for common goods. Chinese economy is doing well but not effecient, the high GDP/growth is resulted by waste of resourse, both natural and human.



What I mean by doing worse is that university in China are charging more currency then in Canada. Even some Canadians make a lot of money, most Canadians are making 30k per annum. And the cost of university is 6k per annum (for tuition). However, the Chinese families makes less number of currency than the Canadian, and need to pay more tuition (10k/an.)


personal options, and you are welcome, nice to argue/discuss/talk