Romanian Eagle

It's Romanians who are snapping up our chosen factories and equipment.

After a few days of understanding, Viktor finally knew who was behind it. But this result made Viktor feel a little difficult. Because this is in the United States, those greedy capitalists only have money in their eyes, and whoever gives the most money will naturally sell it to whomever.

Although the Soviet Union purchased more in the United States than in Romania, many purchases were made from cheap factories, and there must be only a few bankrupt factories with technical capabilities. So after being cut off by Romania, Victor found that in aviation, steel, petrochemical, shipbuilding, and vehicle manufacturing industries, there are only two or three kittens left in this kind of factory.

It made Viktor a little blind, after all, this kind of cheap factory was bought and there was no more. And those factories that are not bankrupt, unless they pay a high price. And the price of purchasing new equipment is not cheap.

Historically, a considerable share of the Soviet Union's purchases in the United States were those factories that went bankrupt. They dismantled these equipment back to the country, which effectively guaranteed the industrialization of the Soviet Union. However, as Romania is also spending money in the United States, the better factories are snapped up to Romania, leaving the Soviet Union only those equipment that even Romania does not look down on. Of course in industries without Romanian competition, Soviet procurement continued. However, at present, the Soviet Union has high demand for industries such as aviation, steel, petrochemical, shipbuilding, and vehicle manufacturing. This lack of procurement will inevitably affect the industrialization of the Soviet Union.

Therefore, Victor has no good way to do this, and can only report the problem to the country. In fact, it is not only in the United States that this kind of performance occurs. In the United Kingdom and Germany, there are also Romanians who are robbing the Soviet Union for equipment. It's just that it is much smaller than the size of the United States. Who makes the United States the hardest hit area?

So soon the news that Romania was snapping up Soviet equipment came back to Moscow.

You mean Romania is in the world, snapping up equipment with us?

Stalin, who heard the news, raised his brows and said, waving his corncob pipe. Can I understand that without our knowledge, Romania was unexpectedly robbing us of old factories and equipment?

Stalin's words made Kuibyshev feel his back wet. But he still answered. It can be understood in this way that the total (harmony) book (harmony) remembers comrades. In the case of Romania and our snatch, the impact on the first five-year plan to be completed will be less, but the second five-year plan to be started will have a greater impact. Among them In industries such as aviation, steel, petrochemicals, shipbuilding, and vehicle manufacturing, it is enough to have an impact on the goals we set.”

After hearing Kuibyshev's words, Stalin asked quietly. How big is the impact?

If we still need to achieve the established goals, then we need to pay 400-500 million US dollars more. This requires our country to export more food and raw materials, but at present...

Kuibyshev's words fell silent as Stalin waved his hand.

I saw the leader who controlled the Soviet Union said slowly. The extra spending of 400-500 million dollars is nothing for the great Soviet Union. The Communist (anti-harmonious) pro-Parties will not back down in the face of difficulties. The Second Five-Year Plan must be completed with high quality and quantity, which is the building of a great Soviet The inevitable choice. We want the Romanians to know that their little tricks are of no use to the Soviet Union.”

With Stalin's final word, the tasks of local governments at all levels under pressure have been increased a lot. Especially in Ukraine, which is rich in products, it got the heaviest share of Stalin's gifts.

While the Soviet people were complaining about more export missions, in Romania, Eder was also checking the acquisition results.

At present, Romania's procurement can be said to be quite smooth, and the sudden attack caught the Soviet Union by surprise. Many factory equipment was purchased back to Romania at half price.

And Eder is negotiating with Prime Minister Caraturi on the processing of these purchased equipment.

These returned equipment,

Your government needs to be more careful. This has greatly promoted the development of Romania, and your government cannot relax.

Faced with Edel's instructions, Prime Minister Caraturi naturally did not dare to neglect, only to see him reply. Your Majesty, please rest assured. Regarding these equipment, the government has already made a comprehensive arrangement. Among them, the major state-owned enterprises will pick up what they need and use them to expand production. We will deal with the rest to businessmen in our country at a low price.

However, Your Majesty, after the domestic production capacity is expanded, there needs to be enough market. At this point, the market we currently have is close to saturation, and if we want to digest its production capacity, we can only expand domestic demand and open up new markets. I don't know about this, Your Majesty. , what are you thinking about?

As for the way out of Romanian goods, this is Prime Minister Caraturi's greatest worry. At present, Romania's external markets are only the Balkans and Poland. As for Italy, Turkey, and Western Europe, Romania's products currently have a low domestic market share. Because high tariffs have raised the price of Romanian goods, and Romanian goods have always been sold at low prices.

It's not that they don't want to sell high prices, but their quality is different from that of British, French and German products. Taking the industrial cutter heads currently sold in Romania as an example, the best German products can be used for one month under the same conditions, while Romania can only be used for half a month. This also leads to the current price of Romanian industrial cutter heads, which can only reach 40% of similar products in Germany. Because the price is high, others might as well buy German products.

As a result of low-priced sales, Romanian companies are far less profitable than other countries. This also leads to the fact that the wages of Romanian workers must be much lower than those of countries such as Britain and France, although the wages of Romanian workers are already quite good in the Balkans.

This is where Caraturi’s worries about continuing to expand production capacity come from. At present, Romania’s traditional commodity sales countries are saturated. What should I do if the production capacity cannot be sold after the expansion?

Prime Minister, don't worry.

The Prime Minister's worries, Eder, naturally knew. But he wasn't too worried about it. Because now is the time to receive a wave of results.

That's right, Edel has already selected a target to deal with the effect of the expansion of production capacity. The friend in the Far East can help me with my work. Cheap and good Romanian goods are better than those in Japan next door. And who wouldn't dump it at a low price, this is the stunt of later generations of rabbits.

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