The impact of China's entry into WTO on China's sm

The impact of China's entry into WTO on China's small and medium-sized enterprises

the "top 500" that dominate the global economy is undoubtedly admirable. It has also become the goal of some Chinese enterprises to become one of the "500 companies with poor versatility". In fact, people should pay more attention to, study and analyze the growth process of the "top 500". They all started small and grew up. Bill Gates, who is incomparably rich, was raised from an "incubator"; The retail giant "Wal Mart" first started from a small town; Cisco, which is now in the limelight and has surpassed Microsoft in market value and has become the world's top enterprise, was a small enterprise with only a few hundred employees a few years ago. Studying their growth environment, take-off fulcrum, and experience ups and downs is undoubtedly more enlightening for ambitious entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs. We launch a special edition for small and medium-sized enterprises, which is intended to provide information, introduce experience, introduce new knowledge, solve doubts and answer questions, and connect with domestic small and medium-sized enterprises. We also hope that through this garden, small and medium-sized enterprises can talk, make appeals, raise questions, communicate with each other, learn from each other, and get benefits

after joining the WTO, China's small and medium-sized enterprises are facing new situations in terms of survival and development, competition and cooperation, division of labor and cooperation. The project cost is 30% - 50% lower than that of polyurethane

opportunities and favorable factors faced by Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises:

① the impact of national treatment and industrial access on small and medium-sized enterprises. The WTO requires that domestic and foreign-funded enterprises be given equal national treatment. Under the historical background of encouraging foreign investment, foreign-funded enterprises actually enjoy super national treatment because they enjoy preferential policies than domestic enterprises; In the process of the state focusing on "grasping the big" and solving the historical burden of state-owned enterprises, state-owned enterprises, especially large enterprises, also enjoy phased supranational treatment compared with small and medium-sized enterprises, especially non-state-owned enterprises. Therefore, according to the requirements of WTO, while realizing the unified national treatment of domestic and foreign-funded enterprises, it also brings historical opportunities to solve the non national treatment problems of small and medium-sized enterprises, especially non-state-owned small and medium-sized enterprises. Recently, the relevant departments of China have announced to relax the industrial access restrictions on small and medium-sized enterprises

② the impact of capital market and financial services on small and medium-sized enterprises. WTO requires opening up the capital market and allowing foreign banks to enter and engage in local currency business, which will inevitably intensify the competition in China's financial industry, especially among banks. This will inevitably produce a "catfish effect" for China's financial industry. The positive impact will be to promote domestic banks to improve their competitiveness by strengthening management, improving quality and improving services. The biggest beneficiaries of improving bank services are small and medium-sized enterprises. The entry of foreign banks has also opened up new channels for indirect financing of small and medium-sized enterprises. The life of China is becoming more and more difficult. The entry of foreign venture capital and the listing in overseas capital markets will also change from a dream to an operational reality for small and medium-sized enterprises, especially growth-oriented small and medium-sized enterprises. It will also be more convenient for small and medium-sized enterprises to use capital management to achieve low-cost expansion and international development by means of mergers and acquisitions

③ the impact of information technology and interconnection on small and medium-sized enterprises. WTO will accelerate the development of information technology and interconnection, which will narrow the capacity gap between small and medium-sized enterprises and large enterprises. Therefore, the biggest beneficiaries will also be small and medium-sized enterprises. Armed with information technology and interconnected, the annual output of T300 and T700 Carbon Fibers, 300000 square meters of carbon fiber woven fabrics, 10million square meters of prepregs, and 8million pieces of carbon fiber series products in the region will no longer become the space-time constraints restricting small and medium-sized enterprises, which will enable small and medium-sized enterprises to compete with large enterprises. The development of Internet, especially e-commerce, will enable small and medium-sized enterprises to establish a marketing system comparable to the sales of large enterprises in the past at a lower cost. Therefore, the marketing strategy of large enterprises and groups to win by large will no longer be the only goal pursued by small and medium-sized enterprises

④ the impact of production globalization and division of labor on small and medium-sized enterprises. WTO will promote the transformation of the whole production process from one enterprise, one group and one country to the globalization and division of labor of production. The structural adjustment of small and medium-sized enterprises will also be incorporated into the global industrial structure adjustment. WTO will create a new living and development space for small and medium-sized enterprises, so that small and medium-sized enterprises can produce products that only large enterprises were able to manufacture in the past through mutual division of labor and cooperation. Production globalization and division of labor will also make more small and medium-sized enterprises become indispensable strategic partners of multinational companies

after China's entry into WTO, due to the actual level of productivity and the national conditions of a large population, with the adjustment of the global industrial structure, labor-intensive industries with high technology content and labor-intensive production links in high-tech industries will be the dominant areas for the development of China's small and medium-sized enterprises. (Hong Jun, market news)