2014, Three Quarter, Chinese Enterprises Are Optimistic And Innovative.

Here world Clothing shoes and hats Xiaobian network to introduce to you is the three quarter of Chinese enterprises optimism is high.

According to the international business survey report issued by a well-known international accounting firm to the same accounting firm, the optimism of mainland enterprises in China in the three quarter will increase sharply compared with the previous quarter, reaching a new high of three and a half years. The report is more optimistic about domestic business expansion.

According to the survey, 25% of enterprises in the three quarter think that the economy will be uncertain in the coming year, which is the lowest in recent years. Meanwhile, the optimism of mainland Chinese enterprises increased by 25 percentage points to 55% over the previous quarter, the highest level since the first quarter of 2011.

From the perspective of specific industries, enterprises have the most optimistic attitude towards financial services, hospitality and tourism, reaching 85% and 80% respectively. Retail and catering are the least optimistic sectors, with only 18% and 25%. Compared with the previous quarter, the gap between the most optimistic and least optimistic industries has narrowed slightly.

For the most likely business growth measures in the future, 38% of Chinese enterprises chose domestic expansion, a 13 percentage point increase over the previous quarter. According to the survey results, the investment willingness of mainland enterprises to new buildings, factories (machines) and R & D in the three quarter decreased. But the whole year is still relatively stable. Investment Expectations are becoming more rational.

Xu Hua, chief accountant of the same accounting firm, said: "the new high level of corporate optimism indicates that China's economic structural reform has achieved initial success, and the company's vision of development is more long-term. With the deepening of reform, China's economic growth is expected to pay more attention to quality and efficiency, and from government to enterprises will no longer rely on short-term incentives such as large-scale investment to gain growth momentum.

According to the survey, 35% of Chinese mainland enterprises believe they are facing a shortage of funds, which is the highest proportion in recent years. 43% of enterprises also expressed concern about the lack of skilled labor, up 13 percentage points from the previous quarter.

Xu Hua believes that although China's monetary policy is loosening in the near future and appropriate to small and medium-sized enterprises, it is still difficult to fundamentally solve the problem of corporate financing. enterprise We should not rely too much on bank loans, but consider direct financing channels such as stock and bond issuance, including overseas IPO.