The Export Tax Rebate Lowered People'S Happiness And Worry.

Since July 1st, our country has implemented a new export tax rebate policy. Some export enterprises, which were cut down by profit margins by the policy, did everything possible to solve the losses. At the same time, a fiercer market competition for the survival of the strong and the survival of the fittest was inevitable.

At the same time, the adjustment of macroeconomic policy will also make people feel the change: the financial products held in our hands should be adjusted moderately, and the commodities purchased in the domestic market will increase and the price will be favorable.

But the reduction in employment opportunities is also worrying.

It can be said that changes in economic policies are closely related to people's lives. People's lives will feel more or less the changes brought about by the adjustment of the export tax rebate policy.

Xiao Xiao, 5 years old, is looking forward to every year's mother attending the Canton Fair to bring some novelty toys from the exhibition, which are not seen or bought by children around them.

But in the future, more exotic toys will be bought in ordinary toy stores.

China is a large country of toy production and export. The toy output accounts for 1/3 of the world, with an annual output value of about 100000000000 yuan.

There are only more than 4500 toy enterprises in Guangdong Province, accounting for more than 75% of the whole country.

According to Wang Tie, Secretary General of Guangzhou toys and gifts Association, in order to digest larger capacity, enterprises with limited profits in export have begun to seek domestic sales channels in China.

Chen Wanling, director of the international economic and Trade Research Center of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, believes that because of the decrease in export profits, commodities with low added value such as leather furniture, clothing shoes and hats, ceramic glass, toy clocks and so on will first find the market in China, which will directly bring more commodities to the market.

At the same time, this will also aggravate the market competition of similar commodities in China, and trigger a price war.

Domestic consumers will benefit from it.

"The stock held by consumers or the funds purchased will also be moderately adjusted for the changes in the export tax rebate policy."

Chen Wanling believes that the export tax rebate policy will inevitably have an impact on the domestic stock market, but the extent of the impact is different from the stock market.

For example, the listed companies that have cancelled the tax rebates have a greater degree of impact, while the listed companies which have reduced the tax rebate rate are limited.

The proportion of foreign trade dependence of enterprises and the proportion of domestic and foreign sales of products also determine the extent of the impact of listed companies.

Xiao Yaofei, Professor of the school of international economics and trade of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, believes that the export enterprises that relied on the export tax rebate for a long time will face the dilemma of reducing production or closing the door once the policy is "weaned". The ability of enterprises to resolve the export tax rebate policy will become a crucial factor.