Global Layout Of Cross-Border Electricity Providers To Promote "Made In China And Created In China"

During the two sessions, Pan Yunhe, a member of the CPPCC National Committee and academician of the Chinese Academy of engineering, submitted a proposal. The cross-border electricity supplier is becoming an important engine to boost the development of foreign trade. It is suggested that China should set up cross-border electricity suppliers as early as possible in the global market and promote the global rise of "made in China and created in China".

Pan Yunhe said that the direct link between China's manufacturing and cross-border electricity suppliers has created M2C (producer to consumer) and M2B (manufacturer to dealer) mode, which can create more room for China's economic development.

In addition, China's excellent enterprises have already had global competitiveness in terms of cost-effective products. Cross-border electricity providers help them improve their reputation, reduce costs and expand the market.

"But at present, our country

There are still some problems in the process of development.

Pan Yunhe said that the current management system and policy environment can not adapt to the rapid development of cross-border electricity providers; the international logistics system and payment system are not perfect, small enterprises, limited storage capacity abroad, resulting in high logistics costs and low financial efficiency; cross-border electricity providers are at the initial stage of development, especially in the form of M2C and M2B leading enterprises; lack of professionals.

"If our country speeds up the Internet in all countries and regions along the belt and road"

With services, we can promote the rapid development of the Silk Road on the Internet and make a unique contribution to the economic development of the world.

Pan Yunhe said.

In this regard, he suggested that we should formulate a sound policy system to speed up the classification and support of cross-border e-commerce operators, encourage excellent manufacturing enterprises to directly sell, service and use big data in the e-commerce platform, encourage cross-border Internet sales enterprises to build overseas warehouses and experience stores, so as to expand their marketing capabilities and guide the export oriented enterprises to actively enter the supply chain system of cross-border electricity suppliers.

At the same time, we should strengthen the global logistics operation capability and lay out overseas marketing, logistics and

Construction of cross-border electricity supplier payment system.

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According to a report released by China Consumers Association on the eve of "double 12", in the 93 "double 11" marked goods with relatively large discount, 32 of them can still be purchased at the price of "double 11" on the eve of "double 12".

"Fake discount", fake and shoddy and other phenomena are common. On the one hand, because of the lack of integrity of businesses, on the other hand, as a carrier to undertake various electricity suppliers and online stores, the electronic business platform is also to blame.

In this regard, Wu said that some of the new problems encountered in the development of e-commerce, such as the responsibility of the platform for electricity providers, need to be regulated by law.

The implication is nothing more than that the electronic commerce act, which has already been drafts, will provide more detailed rules for the accountability mechanism of the e-commerce platform.

Hong Tao, director of the Institute of Business Economics of Beijing Technology and Business University, told reporters that there are two kinds of electronic business platforms. One is Taobao's platform that only provides platform services. The other is platforms such as Jingdong, which have self operated plates, but also provide services to some businesses.

But no matter the former or the latter, the platform charges a certain fee while providing services. From the perspective of power and responsibility, the platform of electronic commerce should be the first person responsible for the problem of trading.

"The platform has a set of screening mechanisms for businesses and commodities, and if there are any problems with the screening of businesses and commodities, the platform is bound to shoulder responsibilities."

Hong Tao said.

Xue Jun, a professor of Peking University law school and a member of the drafting working group of the e-commerce law, said that the responsibility of the platform should be defined according to the degree of participation and identity of the network paction intermediaries.