Robert said, "Of course! This is just a modest suggestion. Our demand for Dream Glass is enormous. Even under the exclusive ownership system your company uses in Huaxia, granting exclusive rights to one buyer per city, the market in the United States would still be worth at least a hundred billion. If everything went through import and export channels, the taxes alone would probably amount to at least ten billion."
Robert spoke with complete confidence, and the facts bore him out. The American market really was enormous.
Moreover, Americans enjoyed a higher standard of living than people in Huaxia and were more eager to pursue a high-quality lifestyle. A product like Dream Glass, with its magical visual experience, had an even broader market there.
Shen Bing smiled. "Mr. Robert, your suggestion certainly has merit, but our company has no plans to build factories overseas for now. For one thing, the domestic market is more than large enough for us. We have no competitors in this field, so we can fully develop the domestic market before entering the international market. Dream Glass is different from electronics. It has a long service life and won't need replacing for at least twenty or thirty years. If we spread ourselves too thin now, once every city has a Dream Glass project, every factory we've built will be left idle. That would be very unfavorable for us. For another, we currently lack the funds and personnel to support opening branch factories."
A blonde middle-aged woman beside Robert said, "Mr. Shen, when our vice president suggested building a factory in the United States, he didn't mean you needed a huge factory with massive output. It only needs to be capable of producing Dream Glass, perhaps with just one or two production lines. That would spare you