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Q: Would a directory like Alibaba work for your Country?

The world workshop has a catalog on line so why don't any other countries follow suit

Ebay does not show case that much

but if a government got behind something maybe they would increases exports and reduce imports

what are you thoughts ?

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We already have, it's called Google, or Yellow Pages or other local equivalents. 

 

I find Alibaba super annoying, why do all my searches on Google have Alibaba results, it's a waste of good bits

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Tax, here we do not pay tax for buying goods, tao bao and alibaba would rule in America if they could fix it where the tax wouldn't be more than the product is worth.

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I have absolutely no use for alibaba or even taobao ...   pain in the ass for looking for things ......   I have bought a few things ... when I knew what I wanted .... " pain in the ass" is my opinion ...2 out of 10  .......  20% productive ....   what more do you want to know......Alibaba is not good for a reasonable consumer  ,,, Taobao is ...well it is OK, wish I knew more Chinese

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