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More than 80 percent of U.S. consumers and, perhaps more surprising, over 60percent of Chinese consumers say that they are willing to pay more for productslabeled "Made in USA" than for those labeled "Made in China," accordingto new research by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).In September, BCG surveyed more than 5,000 consumers in the U.S., China,Germany, and France regarding their attitudes toward the value of the Made inUSA brand and their actual buying behavior. The results reveal that U.S.consumers will pay a premium for the Made in USA brand across a broad range ofproduct categories, although the premium varies significantly depending on thecategory. The following details are among the findings:About two-thirds of U.S. consumers are willing to pay a premium for tenkey product categories that were tested -- from baby food and appliances toelectronics and apparel.The premium they are willing to pay varies, ranging from about 10 percentto more than 60 percent in the categories tested.In every one of the ten categories, at least 20 percent of U.S. consumersare willing to pay a premium of more than 10 percent.Nearly 60 percent of U.S. consumers had chosen Made in USA products overless expensive Chinese goods at least once in the month before the survey.In surveying Chinese consumers, BCG found a similar willingness to pay morefor U.S.-made goods. The results showed the following:More than 60 percent of Chinese consumers are willing to pay more for Madein USA goods.Nearly 50 percent of Chinese consumers prefer a product made in the U.S.to a China-made product of equivalent price and quality.The premium that Chinese consumers are willing to pay ranges from about 10percent to almost 80 percent in the categories tested.More than half had chosen U.S.-made products over less expensive Chinesegoods at least once in the month before the survey."These findings suggest that there's a big opportunity for manufacturersand retailers to command a price premium by promoting the Made in USA brand -- notonly in the U.S. but also in China," said Harold L. Sirkin, a BCG seniorpartner and coauthor of the research. "Retailers may want to adjust theirstrategies to capitalize on the strong consumer interest."The findings supportprevious BCG analysis showing that the USA is becoming increasingly attractiveas a location for making certain products for the U.S. market and as a base forglobal exports.The U.S. has improved its cost competitiveness compared withChina and the advanced economies of Western Europe and Japan, leading BCG toestimate that higher U.S. exports -- combined with production "reshored" fromChina -- could create 2.5 million to 5 million new U.S. jobs in manufacturing andrelated services by the end of the decade."The higher brand value of U.S.-made goods is a further reason whycompanies should rethink their global manufacturing footprint and consider theU.S. as a manufacturing location," said Michael Zinser, a BCG partner wholeads the firm's manufacturing work in the Americas and is a coauthor of theMade in America, Again series.In both the U.S. and China, respondents of all age groups and income levelsexpressed a concern for quality, a key driver of the consumer preference forU.S.-made products. Eighty-five percent of U.S. consumers and 82 percent ofChinese said they "agree" or "strongly agree" that they feel betterabout Made in USA quality. Patriotism is another strong consideration among U.S.consumers: 93 percent said that they would pay more for U.S.-made goods in orderto keep jobs in the U.S., and 80 percent said that buying U.S. productsdemonstrates patriotism."Quality and patriotism are powerful factors that retailers will have toconsider in their marketing communications around Made in USA products and intheir sourcing strategies," said Kate Manfred, leader of BCG's Center forConsumer and Customer Insight in the Americas and a coauthor of the survey.In contrast to U.S. and Chinese consumers, European consumers strongly preferproducts made in their own countries. More than 65 percent of consumers in bothGermany and France said that they would be willing to pay more for products madein their home country than for those made in the U.S.
Samsung has announced that the removal of a search function in its flagship GalaxyS3 smartphone was a mistake and it will reverse the decision.The search function has to be removed in the USA due to a patent dispute withApple, but a recent update to the handset software removed it from handsets soldoutside the USA in a move which was seen as being a reaction to the ongoingpatent spat between the two companies.However, Samsung now says that was a mistake.In a statement, the company said that the most recent software upgrade forthe Galaxy S3 "included the inadvertent removal of the universal searchfunction,""Samsung will provide the correct software upgrade within the next fewdays." the company added.
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Taiwan's HTC has confirmed that it will miss the expected launch date in theUSA for its new flagship smartphone and will start shipping about a month laterthan planned.The handset had been due to launch in the USA this week, but the company saysit will now happen towards the end of next month instead.The company blamed what it said was "unprecedented demand"for the new handset for the delays - presumably as it builds up stocks forcustomers prior to a synchronized launch.In a statement, the company said that the new HTC One will roll out in theUK, Germany and Taiwan next week and across Europe, North America and most ofAsia-Pacific before the end of April.The company has struggled in recent years, and HTC's CEO PeterChou recently told senior managers at the company that he would resign if thenew phone isn't a success.
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Samsung has announced that the removal of a search function in its flagship GalaxyS3 smartphone was a mistake and it will reverse the decision.The search function has to be removed in the USA due to a patent dispute withApple, but a recent update to the handset software removed it from handsets soldoutside the USA in a move which was seen as being a reaction to the ongoingpatent spat between the two companies.However, Samsung now says that was a mistake.In a statement, the company said that the most recent software upgrade forthe Galaxy S3 "included the inadvertent removal of the universal searchfunction,""Samsung will provide the correct software upgrade within the next fewdays." the company added.
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Taiwan's HTC has confirmed that it will miss the expected launch date in theUSA for its new flagship smartphone and will start shipping about a month laterthan planned.The handset had been due to launch in the USA this week, but the company saysit will now happen towards the end of next month instead.The company blamed what it said was "unprecedented demand"for the new handset for the delays - presumably as it builds up stocks forcustomers prior to a synchronized launch.In a statement, the company said that the new HTC One will roll out in theUK, Germany and Taiwan next week and across Europe, North America and most ofAsia-Pacific before the end of April.The company has struggled in recent years, and HTC's CEO PeterChou recently told senior managers at the company that he would resign if thenew phone isn't a success.
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