What Will Be The Impact Of The New Regulations On Foreign Trade Or The Introduction Of The End Of The Year To The Labor-Intensive Industries?

Under the unfavorable background of China's overall foreign trade situation, which has been repeatedly hit by a heavy and persistent downturn, there has been news recently that the new < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > foreign trade development strategy plan < /a > led by the Vice Minister of Commerce, Zijin Mountain, is being studied and drafted, and will be introduced in the year. The plan will explore and foster new advantages in foreign trade competition from the institutional level.

At the same time, from the current survey results, the labor-intensive industries still have larger room for development, which is expected to become the key support object for the next step to enhance the new advantages of foreign trade competition.

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In the past 10 years, China has been focusing on supporting technology intensive industries in the field of foreign trade for more than p years.

And the labor-intensive industry benefited from China's demographic dividend. Development can be described as "thrive and thrive." without government support, it can occupy a certain position in the international foreign trade market.

On the 23 day, Fan Aijun, a commentator of the International Trade Research Institute of Shandong University, commentator, told reporters that at present, China's labor intensive industries are in a doldrums overall, and its key support is based on the needs of macroeconomic development and China's basic national conditions.

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Ren Hongbin, Secretary of the Party committee of the Ministry of Commerce, said recently that the new strategic plan will tend to enhance the competitive advantage of foreign trade while paying more attention to the design of the system rather than the short-term stimulus policies of the past. P

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< p > "the comparative advantage of China's foreign trade is still in the labor-intensive industry.

Over the past four or five years, the global economic situation has been sluggish, the RMB has continued to appreciate, labor costs have been rising, and the impact on labor-intensive industries is very large.

Fan Aijun said that at present, labor intensive industries in many places have begun to shift to low labor cost countries such as Vietnam and Laos. China's foreign trade advantage industry has been hit, "if the country does not support labor-intensive industries, this trend may intensify."

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< p > at the same time, in Fan Aijun's view, China's macroeconomic data in the first quarter of this year are not ideal, and many data have not reached the intended target. "This will also cause no small impact on the job market.

Labor intensive industries play an important role in expanding employment. "

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< p > but Fan Aijun also believes that the future of China's foreign trade development is still based on technology intensive industries.

"Labor intensive industries are still at the low end of the production chain.

Although the new strategic plan for foreign trade development will focus on labor-intensive industries, it will not ignore the development of technology intensive industries. "

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< p > < strong > > a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile > /a > industry or first benefit "/strong > /p".

After the introduction of the new p strategic plan for foreign trade, Shandong textile industry will benefit first if it focuses on supporting labor-intensive industries. This is a major positive.

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< p > "at present, textile < a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> clothing < /a > industry is more difficult, although the situation is better in the first quarter, but this is because foreign customers have some stock orders.

For the prospects of textile export enterprises, Hu Zhaoguo, general manager of Qingdao Tai Fang International Trade Co., Ltd., is pessimistic.

He believes that the traditional textile industry is at a low ebb, and it will take at least two years to recover.

"From the 2008 international financial crisis, the textile export situation is getting worse and worse.

Correspondingly, from the end of March this year, the grey fabric factory has not received orders, and then the printing and dyeing factories, finished products factories and other intermediate processing plants will be affected.

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< p > it is reported that in 2012, the sales revenue of 4218 Textile Enterprises above Designated Size in Shandong province was 1 trillion and 20 billion yuan, an increase of 14.8% over the previous year, and 19 billion 759 million US dollars in export earnings, down 3.1% from the same period last year.

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< p >, where should the support for the textile industry begin? Zhang Yanjie believes that first, we should increase support for the upgrading of textile enterprises' technology and equipment and speed up the upgrading process of textile enterprises; secondly, the domestic cotton prices remain high, and we need to guide the textile enterprises to develop some new fiber materials such as Tencel and modal. Thirdly, in view of the trade barriers of the European Union, the United States, Japan and other countries and regions, China needs to establish its own quality standards and popularize this standard in order to get international recognition; in addition, it should also make structural tax cuts for textile enterprises.

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< p > improving the added value of products, making high-end and making brand is the direction of textile industry adjustment.

In Fan Aijun's view, this is also the development direction of the whole labor-intensive industry.

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