RE: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-09 Terurut Topik Haslim, Hassan


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Semalam di TV3 Dr.M akui yang kereta tempatan susah nak menyaingi kereta
import sekiranya kereta import tidak dikenakan duti bagi melindungi kereta
tempatan kerana harga kereta import terlalu murah...

Walaupun banyak komponen kereta dibuat ditempatan, serta kos buruh yang agak
rendah berbanding dengan negara pengeluar kereta lain, kenapa harga kereta
tempatan masih terlalu mahal???

Sekiranya dibandingkan kereta-kereta tempatan dengan kereta-kereta import
yang sama taraf spt cc dan spesifikasi, serta ditolak kos duti, kemungkinan
besar ada kereta import berharga lebih murah dari kereta tempatan (tambah
pula kualiti kereta import yang jauh lebih baik).

Sepanjang pengalaman saya, kalau ditanyakan orangramai, kalau diberi pilihan
untuk memilih antara kereta import dengan kereta tempatan dan sekiranya
harganya sama, saya berani jamin 99% peratus rakyat Malaysia akan beli
kereta import...

Persoalan: adakah kerajaan overzealouly nak protect industri otomobil
tempatan sehingga rakyat marhain yang menjadi mangsa disebabkan harga yang
terlalu mahal?



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Kalau macam tu...lagi dua tahun lagi ler...nak merasa pakai kereta import 
yang murahbaru rakyat tau...selama ini dia dok tipu semua orang kat 
Malaysia ni...

$$$
From: "Muhd Shukri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Amran Rostam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,        
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Subject: Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 16:26:32 +0800

>
 > Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors 
and
 > suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?
 >
 >
 > >From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 > >Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
 > >Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
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 > >Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
 > >negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
 > >
 > >berita penuh.
 > >
 > >
 > >--
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
 > >
 > >KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
 > >and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
 > >colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
 > >time to gear up for competition.
 > >"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
 > >won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
 > >ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
 > >(ASEAN).
 > >
 > >The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
 > >two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
 > >cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
 > >into force in 2003.
 > >
 > >Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
 > >it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
 > >imported cars are removed by January
 > >
 > >She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
 > >assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
 > >deferment was sought.
 > >
 > >"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
 > >ASEAN would have common import

Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-09 Terurut Topik Razman Abdul Razak


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Kalau macam tu...lagi dua tahun lagi ler...nak merasa pakai kereta import 
yang murahbaru rakyat tau...selama ini dia dok tipu semua orang kat 
Malaysia ni...

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From: "Muhd Shukri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Amran Rostam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,        
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 16:26:32 +0800

>
 > Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors 
and
 > suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?
 >
 >
 > >From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 > >Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
 > >Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
 > >
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 > >  ~~~
 > >Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
 > >negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
 > >
 > >berita penuh.
 > >
 > >
 > >--
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
 > >
 > >KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
 > >and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
 > >colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
 > >time to gear up for competition.
 > >"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
 > >won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
 > >ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
 > >(ASEAN).
 > >
 > >The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
 > >two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
 > >cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
 > >into force in 2003.
 > >
 > >Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
 > >it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
 > >imported cars are removed by January
 > >
 > >She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
 > >assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
 > >deferment was sought.
 > >
 > >"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
 > >ASEAN would have common import duties to face in each
 > >country they are operating."
 > >
 > >She said ASEAN senior officials were working on how to
 > >structure the exemption as there was currently no such
 > >provision for this.
 > >
 > >"This is the first time that there has been a modification
 > >made on any concession under the agreement," Rafidah said.
 > >
 > >She said the move did not mean that ASEAN was
 > >"backtracking."
 > >
 > >"Far from it, it is just that ASEAN is very realistic about
 > >this...it is a reflection of ASEAN's very pragmatic
 > >approach towards AFTA."
 > >
 > >Some analysts say Malaysia is keen to protect Proton
 > >against competition from its neighbours, especially
 > >Thailand, which has become a regional hub for carmakers
 > >from Japan, Europe and the United States.
 > >
 > >Proton, founded in 1983 as part of Malaysia's push into
 > >heavy industry, is protected by high tariffs on imported
 > >cars. More than 65 percent of cars sold in Malaysia are
 > >Protons.
 > >
 > >ASEAN's most developed countries -- Brunei, Indonesia,
 > >Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand -- have
 > >agreed to cut tariffs to between zero and five percent on
 > >most products under the accelerated AFTA scheme.
 > >
 > >Less-developed Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam have
 > >more time to meet the targets.
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >
 > >__

Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-08 Terurut Topik ASSB-PRODEV - Azizi (ASSB POST)

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Assalamualaikum,
yeah right ! protect the interest of a small number of people while
oppressing the majority.

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From: Amran Rostam
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Subject: Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
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Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors and
suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?


>From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
>Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
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>  ~~~
>Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
>negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
>
>berita penuh.
>
>
>--
>
>
>
>Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
>
>KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
>and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
>colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
>time to gear up for competition.
>"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
>won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
>ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
>(ASEAN).
>
>The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
>two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
>cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
>into force in 2003.
>
>Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
>it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
>imported cars are removed by January
>
>She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
>assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
>deferment was sought.
>
>"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
>ASEAN would have common import duties to face in each
>country they are operating."
>
>She said ASEAN senior officials were working on how to
>structure the exemption as there was currently no such
>provision for this.
>
>"This is the first time that there has been a modification
>made on any concession under the agreement," Rafidah said.
>
>She said the move did not mean that ASEAN was
>"backtracking."
>
>"Far from it, it is just that ASEAN is very realistic about
>this...it is a reflection of ASEAN's very pragmatic
>approach towards AFTA."
>
>Some analysts say Malaysia is keen to protect Proton
>against competition from its neighbours, especially
>Thailand, which has become a regional hub for carmakers
>from Japan, Europe and the United States.
>
>Proton, founded in 1983 as part of Malaysia's push into
>heavy industry, is protected by high tariffs on imported
>cars. More than 65 percent of cars sold in Malaysia are
>Protons.
>
>ASEAN's most developed countries -- Brunei, Indonesia,
>Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand -- have
>agreed to cut tariffs to between zero and five percent on
>most products under the accelerated AFTA scheme.
>
>Less-developed Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam have
>more time to meet the targets.
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-08 Terurut Topik Muhd Shukri


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forever...at others expense, of course.

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Sent: Monday, May 08, 2000 10:33 AM
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> Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors and
> suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?
>
>
> >From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
> >Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
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> >  ~~~
> >Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
> >negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
> >
> >berita penuh.
> >
> >
> >--
> >
> >
> >
> >Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
> >
> >KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
> >and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
> >colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
> >time to gear up for competition.
> >"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
> >won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
> >ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
> >(ASEAN).
> >
> >The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
> >two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
> >cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
> >into force in 2003.
> >
> >Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
> >it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
> >imported cars are removed by January
> >
> >She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
> >assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
> >deferment was sought.
> >
> >"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
> >ASEAN would have common import duties to face in each
> >country they are operating."
> >
> >She said ASEAN senior officials were working on how to
> >structure the exemption as there was currently no such
> >provision for this.
> >
> >"This is the first time that there has been a modification
> >made on any concession under the agreement," Rafidah said.
> >
> >She said the move did not mean that ASEAN was
> >"backtracking."
> >
> >"Far from it, it is just that ASEAN is very realistic about
> >this...it is a reflection of ASEAN's very pragmatic
> >approach towards AFTA."
> >
> >Some analysts say Malaysia is keen to protect Proton
> >against competition from its neighbours, especially
> >Thailand, which has become a regional hub for carmakers
> >from Japan, Europe and the United States.
> >
> >Proton, founded in 1983 as part of Malaysia's push into
> >heavy industry, is protected by high tariffs on imported
> >cars. More than 65 percent of cars sold in Malaysia are
> >Protons.
> >
> >ASEAN's most developed countries -- Brunei, Indonesia,
> >Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand -- have
> >agreed to cut tariffs to between zero and five percent on
> >most products under the accelerated AF

Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-07 Terurut Topik Jason smith


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a'kumtak ke sakit hati tengok government dok paksa the middle-income 
class to beli proton sahaja...kalau proton tu dynamic takpe laa...ni dah 
17 thn in business..kereta sendiri pun tak terhasil...hyundai start lebih 
kurang tahun tu jugak..dok pakai engine misubishi jugak tapi la ni dah 
macam macam kereta dah...dari pony ker excel ker accent ker scope dan 
atoz...macam macam lagi...


kalau kereta proton tuh quality dia okay ...okay la jugak..tak laa aku 
sakit hati...ni hati busuk dok paksa org belik proton...masa Kia sephia 
tu datang..tergugat sales wira...mengelabbah rafidah...terpaksa naik kan 
tariff

aku rasa duit yg aku susah nak carik nih, memang tak berbaloi nak belik 
proton..baik aku pakai keta toyota buruk.


BUMI entreprenuer tuuh maksudnya kroni ker?

On Sun, 7 May 2000, Amran Rostam wrote:

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> 
> Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors and 
> suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?
> 
> 
> >From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
> >Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
> >
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> >  ~~~
> >Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
> >negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
> >
> >berita penuh.
> >
> >
> >--
> >
> >
> >
> >Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
> >
> >KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
> >and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
> >colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
> >time to gear up for competition.
> >"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
> >won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
> >ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
> >(ASEAN).
> >
> >The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
> >two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
> >cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
> >into force in 2003.
> >
> >Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
> >it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
> >imported cars are removed by January
> >
> >She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
> >assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
> >deferment was sought.
> >
> >"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
> >ASEAN would have common import duties to face in each
> >country they are operating."
> >
> >She said ASEAN senior officials were working on how to
> >structure the exemption as there was currently no such
> >provision for this.
> >
> >"This is the first time that there has been a modification
> >made on any concession under the agreement," Rafidah said.
> >
> >She said the move did not mean that ASEAN was
> >"backtracking."
> >
> >"Far from it, it is just that ASEAN is very realistic about
> >this...it is a reflection of ASEAN's very pragmatic
> >approach towards AFTA."
> >
> >Some analysts say Malaysia is keen to protect Proton
> >against competition from its neighbours, especially
> >Thailand, which has become a regional hub for carmakers
> >from Japan, Europe and the United States.
> >
> >Proton, founded in 1983 as part of Malaysia's push into
> >heavy industry, is protected by high tariffs on imported
> >cars. More than 65 percent of cars sold in Malaysia are
> >Protons.
> >
> >ASEAN's most developed countries -- Brunei, Indonesia,
> >Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand -- have
> >agreed to cut tariffs to between zero and five percent on
> >most products under the accelerated AFTA scheme.
> >
> >Less-developed Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam have
> >more time to meet the targets.
> >

Re: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi

2000-05-07 Terurut Topik Amran Rostam


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Is that a CRIME to protect our interest and livelihood of many vendors and 
suppliers especially Bumi entreprenuers in our Automotive Industry?


>From: Pemuda Cawangan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: H-Net* AFTA di tunda 2 tahun lagi
>Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 02:20:08 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
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>Harga kereta akan tetap tinggi di Malaysia berbanding
>negara lain. Rafidah Aziz Gembira.
>
>berita penuh.
>
>
>--
>
>
>
>Malaysia happy with ASEAN's extension on car tariffs
>
>KUALA LUMPUR, May 3 (AFP) - Malaysia's International Trade
>and Industry Minister praised her Southeast Asian
>colleagues Wednesday for giving the national carmaker extra
>time to gear up for competition.
>"We are happy with the decision," said Rafidah Aziz, who
>won the concession Monday at a meeting in Yangon of trade
>ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
>(ASEAN).
>
>The ASEAN ministers agreed to Malaysia's request for a
>two-year extension of a deadline for tariff cuts on its
>cars under the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA), due to come
>into force in 2003.
>
>Rafidah said Malaysian carmaker Proton was well aware that
>it would face stiff competition when high tariffs on
>imported cars are removed by January
>
>She said the Proton second carmaker Perodua, as well as
>assemblers and manufacturers had been consulted before the
>deferment was sought.
>
>"In five years, all the car manufacturers and assemblers in
>ASEAN would have common import duties to face in each
>country they are operating."
>
>She said ASEAN senior officials were working on how to
>structure the exemption as there was currently no such
>provision for this.
>
>"This is the first time that there has been a modification
>made on any concession under the agreement," Rafidah said.
>
>She said the move did not mean that ASEAN was
>"backtracking."
>
>"Far from it, it is just that ASEAN is very realistic about
>this...it is a reflection of ASEAN's very pragmatic
>approach towards AFTA."
>
>Some analysts say Malaysia is keen to protect Proton
>against competition from its neighbours, especially
>Thailand, which has become a regional hub for carmakers
>from Japan, Europe and the United States.
>
>Proton, founded in 1983 as part of Malaysia's push into
>heavy industry, is protected by high tariffs on imported
>cars. More than 65 percent of cars sold in Malaysia are
>Protons.
>
>ASEAN's most developed countries -- Brunei, Indonesia,
>Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand -- have
>agreed to cut tariffs to between zero and five percent on
>most products under the accelerated AFTA scheme.
>
>Less-developed Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam have
>more time to meet the targets.
>
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