Chapter 1404 Warning
After that, Ernst asked Molin about some of the situation in Russia, mainly the news about the current high-level government of Moscow.
Molin introduced: "Because of the collapse of the Russian intelligence network, we cannot figure out the specific situation in the Kremlin now. We can only summarize and identify it through official Russian news and some rumors."
"Russian supreme leader Vladimir has not appeared in public for a while. According to the Russian news agency, intelligence from the Tsarist era in the past, and our pathologists, Vladimir's health has never been very good."
"And, in recent times, Joseph's appearance frequency has become increasingly high, and he is one of Vladimir's confidants. Therefore, if Vladimir really has problems, this Joseph is most likely to become the new leader of Russia."
"And Joseph himself, since the beginning of this century, the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party split, has been following the Vladimir faction. He has been arrested by the Tsarist Russian government many times and exiled to Siberia. However, like many Labor members, he successfully escaped from Siberia."
The exile place of Tsarist Russia is basically not strictly regulated, because for Russia, criminals are actually one of the main forces in the development of Siberia. Many towns and villages in the Siberian region are likely to develop from prisons.
"However, this Joseph is not without competitors in Russia, such as Trotsky, who has a profound influence on the Russian army and is also deeply trusted by Vladimir."
"So, we cannot confirm who will eventually become the new leader of Russia. However, it is certain that in the next period of time, the top Russian leaders may have turmoil due to Vladimir's physical reasons."
"Their main political differences between these two important Russian heirs are that the latter is more extreme than Joseph, who advocates the global policy of the Labor Party, while Joseph attaches more importance to the domestic situation in Russia and emphasizes consolidation of the current regime stability in Russia."
From the perspective of East Africa, Trotsky's harm is certainly greater. After all, as far as his remarks are concerned, there is a high probability that East Africa will be directly affected, while Joseph is more pragmatic.
Enster naturally hopes that Joseph will become the new leader of Russia. Joseph will become the new leader of Russia, which means fewer variables, which will also give Ernster a greater advantage in dealing with Russia.
Enster ordered Morin: "In recent times, I have been watching the possible changes in the Kremlin. I have a premonition that Russia's next trend is likely to have an important impact on the entire Europe and even the world."
"Also, the selection of personnel for Russian intelligence work must be strictly carried out to prevent the Russian Labor Party's ideas from flowing into the empire."
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January 21, 1924.
The leader of the Russian Labor Party, Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov, closed his eyes forever. For a while, anti-Labor elements at Russia and abroad were extremely happy for the death of the Russian leader, and Russia was temporarily in power turmoil.
However, for anti-Labor elements at home and abroad, they have long lost the opportunity to turn the tables. The Russian Labor Party will not collapse immediately because of the death of a leader. After all, the Russian Labor Party is really "full of talents."
But because of this, it can be foreseen that throughout 1924, Russia would basically fall into a battle for power and profit until the new successor formally established its authority and excluded dissidents, but there is definitely no problem with whoever consolidates the highest power in the end will be able to do so.
The direct result of Russia's internal political struggle is that the situation in the battlefield in Eastern Europe has temporarily resumed and calmed down, because at this time, the foreign interference army led by Germany was unable to advance eastward.
The interfering army had mixed personnel. Except for Germany and Austria, they basically did not work hard. Germany was also not interested in war because of its own problems. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was completely unable to organize and lead the interfering army to fight against Russia.
The situation in Europe has temporarily stabilized, and outside Europe, competition among countries has also become frequent, especially when it comes to the competition level in overseas markets.
The highlights lie in the competition in the economic fields of East Africa and the United States, the world's largest industrial countries.
Cabinda, East Africa.
Second to the Cabinda Market Supervision Bureau visited the Cabinda Gorishaun Electrical Factory.
"According to the standards formulated by the latest National Industrial Standards Committee, the electronic components produced in your factory have safety hazards in the materials used, which may lead to short circuits in related electronic products." Delan, an investigator of the Market Supervision Bureau, said to Director Gorishaun.
Greshen said bitterly: "Sir, our Greshen has always processed products according to this process. Now many factories use our products, and there are no problems you mentioned. Why haven't you mentioned before?"
Dreshen said to Greshen: "Mr. Greshen, you don't have to worry too much. In fact, you should also be very clear in your heart that our department has existed for a long time, and the East African Industrial Standards Committee is an organization that has existed in the era of planned economy."
East African Industrial Standards Committee is an institution established in the last century, similar to the German Industrial Standards Committee. However, the German Industrial Standards Committee was established much later than East Africa.
The establishment of the Industrial Standards Committee did play a huge role in the early East African industry and established manufacturing standards for many East African industrial products.
This makes East African goods have a good reputation in the planned economy era, especially in the industrial field that East Africa is more good at. However, before this, the East African Industrial Standards Committee mainly deals with East African state-owned enterprises.
After all, the market economy has not been around for many years in East Africa, and after 1910, the East African Industrial Standards Commission also calmed down for some time.
So Delan said: "However, in the past decade, in order to encourage the development of private enterprises, the state relaxed the standards of market supervision, but this does not mean that this situation will last for a long time."
"In the past decade, due to the lack of supervision, a large number of counterfeit and shoddy goods have appeared in the market, which seriously damaged our reputation for manufacturing in East Africa."
"Especially in some overseas export products, due to the failure of manufacturing processes, or problems such as short-term shortness of weight, have caused irreparable losses to the export of East Africa's goods."
"Your products involve export industrial products. Some manufacturers use the parts you provide. Although they solve the cost to a certain extent, they also lead to problems with the quality of the product."
Gorry Sean replied to the investigator Delane: "This should not be our problem! After all, when doing business, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to be beaten. Some manufacturers order products from us, and we do things according to their requirements."
"After all, if our products do not meet the standards, they can never place orders from my factory. So, the price they pay and their own requirements, because they do not meet the national standards, you should go to these manufacturers, not our factory!" In Gorry Sean's words, it seems that Gorry Sean Electrical Factory has suffered a ruthless injustice, but Dorry is not taking this set.
He said to Gary Sean: "Mr. Gary Sean, you don't have to pretend to be confused. The production process used by your factory is originally a process from more than ten years ago. It has been clear that it is a backward process that will be eliminated in East Africa."
"We reminded you three years ago that you should use the newly released production process of the country and produce related products according to the latest national standards."
"However, in order to save costs, you did not update the production equipment in time, and if we have issued reminders many times, it is wrong to continue to produce backward products."
"After all, this process in your factory is very polluting to water sources, and we have received complaints long ago, and under the new process, it can not only improve production efficiency, but also products. Quality and also reduce pollution. "
"So, you knowingly do not need to pretend to be innocent in front of me. A large part of your factory's products flow into the South American and European markets, and it has indeed had a negative impact on East African manufacturing."
Gorishon said: "What do those downstream manufacturers say? Our products are not directly for civilian use, but are just primary processing products and will not flow into the market directly. Therefore, the rectification should also start with downstream manufacturers."
In this regard, Delane's explanation was: "If it was before 1920, we would naturally not focus on this issue, but after 1920, the new national standards were formulated, and with the requirements of the 55th Five-Year Plan, we must promote the high-quality development of the country's industry."
"In the past, our department mainly dealed with state-owned enterprises. In recent years, it began to involve some large private factories with a certain scale, and your enterprise was among them."< br>
"After all, to put it bluntly, there are many small workshops in Cabinda City, which are difficult to supervise, so we can only solve the problem from the source."
"Your factory is one of the important suppliers of many small appliance workshops, so in order to improve the development level of manufacturing in East Africa, we will give priority to starting the inspection from enterprises above the scale this time."
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"As for some of your customers, they can't escape. It's just a matter of time. As our department expands again, the supervision of the market will continue to be strengthened."
Drain said bluntly that at least from this stage, the East African government's supervision of the market is mainly an industry above a large scale similar to the Gorishaun Electric Appliance Factory.
In the past, the East African market supervision department could be said to be invisible to promote the development of the East African market economy. Now, the East African government believes that after more than ten years of development, East Africa has formed a large number of powerful private enterprises, and these private enterprises should naturally be included in national supervision.
In the past decade, the state-owned economy of East Africa has shrunk from more than 70% to more than 40%. From this, we can see the wild growth of the private economy in East Africa in the past decade.
This wild growth has also brought a lot of problems, especially counterfeiting and shoddy manufacturing, but the most serious of them is the counterfeiting of goods.
It not only harms consumers in East Africa, but also has an extremely bad impact on the reputation of East Africa's exported goods. The collapse of reputation is obviously not conducive to the long-term and healthy development of East Africa's industry.
Drain said to Gorishaun: "In recent years, the country's supervision of the market has only become more and more strict, not only involving the quality of goods, but also the replacement of production equipment and technology, operating conditions, capital conditions, workers' welfare and benefits, etc.."
Drain's words can be said to have poured cold water on Gorishaun's head. After all, no company likes government intervention and fingering.
Greyshen asked Dryan: "Does the government even have to take care of how much wages I pay to workers? I provide them with livelihoods and they work for me. One is willing to fight and the other is willing to be beaten. Therefore, the government should learn from the United States and Europe and reduce its intervention in the market, which is not conducive to the active economic development."
Dryan said to Dryan: "Mr. Greyshen, your idea is obviously wrong. Of course, we also hope that enterprises can develop healthily, but enterprises should consciously abide by relevant national regulations and assume social obligations."
"As for the European and American countries you mentioned, our East African market is indeed worse than theirs in terms of activity, but the development in recent decades has proved that the economic system of East Africa is also superior. Otherwise, how could our country develop into the world's number one industrial country in such a short period of time?"
"You said economic activity, but in fact, during the 15th and 25th Plans, the country's economy was completely led by the state during the 1st Five-Year Plan and 2nd Five-Year Plan, and it has not yet achieved brilliant economic achievements."
"I admit that after the rise of the market economy in recent years, many private enterprises have developed rapidly, but the premise for your rapid development is to build on the economic construction of East Africa in the past few decades. The state-owned enterprises in East Africa have laid a solid foundation for the country."
In fact, in East Africa, there are also many supporters of the planned economy. After all, the end of the planned economy in East Africa was not because of the economic problems at that time, but because of the government's active adjustment.
So, the memory shaped by the planned economy era for East African people has generally achieved brilliant achievements in East Africa. Although there are some problems, compared to the contribution, the flaws do not hide the merits.
So, Dryan used the example of the planned economy era to refute Coryshaun, which left Coryshaun completely speechless. Although he was a beneficiary of the market economy, he could not speak lies with his eyes open.
After all, it has only been less than fifteen years since East Africa completely ended its fully planned economy era, and the memories of the people of East Africa are not so easy to change.
Drain said: "And, it is not a bad thing for you to cooperate with the work of the country. Now the world economy is becoming increasingly fierce. Only the strong have hope of survival. Therefore, to promote their own competitiveness, such as having competitiveness in technology or production efficiency, can we better participate in market competition."
"Of course, this is also related to the needs of today's social development. I think Mr. Grissane, you should also be clear about the situation in Europe today."
"The reason why an important factor in the active Labor Party elements in Europe is that the contradiction between enterprises and workers is becoming increasingly fierce. Therefore, in order to avoid the empire going to the footsteps of Russia, our enterprises give workers some benefits. This is not only not an excessive, but rather a reasonable approach."
"After all, if the workers are not having a good time, they may be turned against by Labor elements. If the empire is really like Russia, you may be hung on street lights or paraded in the streets."
Drain's words made Cory Sean feel nervous, but he still said stubbornly: "I haven't seen any active Labor elements in East Africa, which is completely nonsense."
Drain smiled, although he warned: "Believe it or not, we are not trying to make things difficult for you, but for the health and stable development of the country. In short, there are many problems in your factory. I suggest you review the newly introduced policies of the government in recent years and do a good job in rectification. Next time we will investigate. If we still choose to ignore it, we can only follow the rules and regulations and the laws."
(End of this chapter)