我国对南美、非洲、中东及原东欧出口很少,除了商品本身的适销性和某些政治因素外,妨碍我们去开拓市场的重要原因是一些同志认为:这些地区穷,生意不好做。作者认为,人均国民收入并不代表人均实际收入,因而不能准确反映国民的消费状况;这些国家还有外资暗流和无形贸易中无法统计的收入部份;从自然资源角度来看,穷国大都很“富”;另外,我国是发展中国家,商品价格比较容易被第三世界人民接受。只要我们多做工作,穷国也是大市场。 China’s exports to South America, Africa, the Middle East, and the former Eastern Europe are few. Apart from the marketability of certain commodities and certain political factors, the main reason that hinders us from opening up markets is that some comrades believe that these areas are poor and that business is not good. The author believes that per capita national income does not represent per capita real income, and thus cannot accurately reflect the consumption status of the people; these countries also have foreign income undercurrents and intangible trade in which the income cannot be measured; from the perspective of natural resources, most poor countries are very In addition, China is a developing country and commodity prices are more easily accepted by the people of the third world. As long as we do more work, poor countries are also big markets.