Experts Say The Failure Of Guangdong'S Two Enterprises Will Not Trigger The "Butterfly Effect".

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Zuo Xiaolei, chief economist of Galaxy Securities (micro-blog), said in an interview with reporters that, overall, the rise in PPI has little impact on China's real economy. The rising cost of upstream raw materials and the rising labor cost are problems that have long puzzled the development of SMEs.

Tang Yunfei, chief economist of Fangzheng securities, also said that the rise of PPI has little effect on economic development this year. In fact, the rise of PPI is mainly affected by the tail factor. It is estimated that 7 and August will rise to a high level, and there will be a sharp decline after August.

However, from the perspective of China's economic structure, small and medium-sized enterprises are flexible in their operation and can respond flexibly to the rise of PPI. At present, the credit squeeze is a major problem for SMEs.

"In the past few years, SMEs are indeed facing difficulties in financing," said a staff member who did not want to be named. But last month, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued a notice to encourage banks to lend loans to SMEs, trying to alleviate the pressure of bank capital and other assessments, and increase the power of banks to support small businesses.

In fact, the policy has always been supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, but there are also some enterprises who invest in the name of enterprises to copy houses, stocks, and fry resources. These enterprises are more likely to face the risk of breaking up the capital chain. Therefore, we must distinguish between the financing difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises and not generalize them.

For the actual situation of SMEs, the reporter interviewed Mr. Liu, manager of an electronics factory in Shenzhen. He regretted, "because we do not have core technology in our hands, and the profits of the manufacturing industry are weak, we have always wanted to expand the scale of production."

But this year, the cost of production has been rising and the tightening of bank credit has increased. The plan to expand the scale of production this year has not only been achieved, but on the scale of survival. "

According to press reports, Dongguan city tea hill Hui Mei Industrial Investment Co., Ltd. is the largest garment manufacturer in the region.

Lin Baiqi, chairman of the board of directors, has opened garment factories since 1986. He has made profits in the garment industry for more than 20 years. But this year, he is facing difficulties in shortage of money, electricity shortage, labor shortage, high cost and high tax burden. He is forced to build his own brand "Spartan" as a way out. At present, the pformation paths of other garment enterprises in Dongguan are roughly the same.

It is precisely under the pressure of "three wastes and two high" that the pace of upgrading and pformation of the garment industry of "Chinese brand clothing manufacturing town" has been accelerated.

Zuo Xiaolei pointed out that the plight of small and medium-sized enterprises can not be promoted by policies alone. Many SMEs also have their own backward production problems. At present, the development of our economic situation requires pformation, upgrading, pfer of capital, or pformation of services to SMEs.

SMEs in China should have improved their competitiveness through pformation, which is the way to long-term development.

Hu Yanni, a Macro Analyst of CITIC investment, said that the rise of production costs and labor costs pushed up the cost of production, which led to some small and medium-sized enterprises facing financial pressure. Small and medium-sized enterprises still need to strengthen management and upgrade instead of expanding their scale blindly.