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According to Forbes.com the Chinese are not only manipulating their currency! But China is also manipulating price on the new industry that is on the rise, the solar panel industry. With the constant rise of this industry in America and the way of going “green” solar panels and the need for them are on the rise.
China is the leader in distributing solar panels to America; however America is trying to establish its fashion and technology market, and that includes solar panels. Solar World Industries America are the leaders in distributing American solar panels, and according to Gordon Brinser, the chief executive of Solar World Industries America “This basically takes it from being just allegations of illegal activities in this industry to confirmation”.
“This was a growing industry just a couple years ago that has been basically decimated by the Chinese manufacturers.”
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By levying tariffs ranging from 30-250% on all solar panels imported from China, the ruling will constrict the growth of renewable energy here in America, driving up the prices for installers, their customers, and, ultimately, the American taxpayer. This legislation threatens to kill the very blue-collar jobs it claims to save.
Last October, the U.S. subsidiary of the German company SolarWorld Industries filed a petition claiming that Chinese manufacturers were infiltrating the U.S. market, “dumping” their panels at less than cost in a drive to put U.S. manufacturers out of business. Chinese government subsidies, SolarWorld claims, made it impossible to compete.
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When the United States International Trade Commission decided on Wednesday to uphold tariffs of about 24 to 36 percent on most solar panels imported from China, the case’s proponents claimed a major victory. Domestic solar manufacturers said the duties, to be in place for five years, would make up for unfair business practices by Chinese companies that had harmed the domestic market and allow homegrown companies to hire more workers and thrive.
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This new year season is going to be unlike any other. 2014 is coming fast, leaving every fashionista wondering; ” What to wear for New Years?” In the up and coming film “American Hustle” starring Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Adams you can see some of hot premiere trends of the 2014 season. “American Hustle” is styled by Micheal Wikinson.
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So you work for Jenny Chase Inc. & Andrew Bernstein Inc. in NYC how’s that? How did you make that happen?
I did work in that Soho showroom for a bit but was actually working for a boutique Fashion PR firm before I left to come take part in SACFW.
I actually discovered the internship at Jenny Chase & Andrew Bernstein Inc. on Craigslist. I had just finished my design internship at Haute Hippie and was looking to expand my knowledge into other areas of the New York fashion scene. Working in a showroom was indeed vastly different than working in design. I gained a lot of experience merchandising and assisting with buyers. It was a good experience but ultimately solidified the fact that I wanted to work on the more creative side of fashion.
By: Akika Parker
What attributes can you say you contribute to the company?
As of now, having experience from working at Haute Hippie, Jenny Chase and Danika Daly PR, I think I have a variety of skills of attributes and I already feel pretty well-rounded for a recent graduate. New York is very fast paced and you can really absorb a lot in short amounts of time.
Overall, I would say that I bring a unique blend of creative and analytic skills to a company. I have knowledge and experience in illustrating, researching, sourcing, pattern making and assembly, garment construction, production, merchandising, working with buyers, business development, event planning and preparation, social media management, PR pitching, creating press releases, media alerts, lookbooks and line sheets.
I think it is important to constantly expand your knowledge and embrace each and every experience because each one further develops your skill set and what you can offer to a company.
What challenges have you faced so far, in regards to moving to a new city and being on a new career path?
Well, adjusting to a new city and new way of life is always interesting. Honestly, the hardest adjustment I had to make moving to NYC is physical. I went from a very sedentary job as a 9-1-1 dispatcher and driving a car to being on my feet at work and walking to get from point A to B. The first month in NY really took a toll on my body, but I eventually got used to it and now I actually missing walking.
As for the more career end of things, it is always hard to start from the bottom and work your way up. Paying your dues is difficult but I really just tried to make the best of it and keep an open mind.
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