The Eighty-Seventh International Leather Trade Association Annual Meeting Was Held Successfully

Members of the international leather trade association Hong Kong The eighty-seventh annual meeting of the association was held. This year is the election year of the international leather trade association. Mr. Stephen, chairman of the United States leather and Leather Association, was elected the new chairman of this association for a term of 2 years. Victor and Topel, chairman of the Australian leather and leather Exporters Association, and vice chairman of Su Chaoying, chairman of China Leather Association.

First, the meeting adopted the membership application of the New Zealand livestock products export association. The meeting also discussed the relevant regulations of China General Administration of quality supervision, inspection and Quarantine on import of non edible animal by-products (including raw materials) and Announcement No. 159.

Before the conclusion of the meeting, Gibson Bass of Australia demonstrated the company's production. Leatherwear Marking the working process of die pressing equipment.

According to the regulations, the General Administration of quality supervision, inspection and Quarantine of China will examine the export national animal safety control system, and the governments of the exporting countries that have been examined and approved must establish qualified exporters. Processing enterprise Only the authorized enterprises in the list can export such products to China.

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From micro to macro, academia and society have different views on economics. However, it is far from enough to explain today's Chinese economy whether the traditional theory of economics, mainstream theory or macro economics is used to analyze the total amount of a country's economy.

Why is macroeconomics not enough to explain China? Because China's economy has undergone 30 years of reform and opening up, and it has become a part of the world without knowing it. Perhaps we ourselves are not fully aware of the need to observe from a global perspective.

In the past few years, in China's GDP, the proportion of imports and exports accounted for more than 70%. The economic stage that China is experiencing is unprecedented in the history of world economic development since the beginning of the British Industrial Revolution. It is almost unprecedented in human history, and no country has ever opened up to such a level as China today. A world-famous economist has made a great power model based on the historical data of 110 countries, and has made many analyses and regressions. The conclusion is that 40 million or more countries or economies can rely entirely on the domestic market to develop economy, so the proportion of their opening to the outside world is very low, which usually accounts for only GDP of 11%-12%. We feel that the economic development of the United States is great, that is the absolute value of GDP, but the proportion of imports and exports of the United States to GDP is much lower than that of China today. In the world, the opening level of small economies can be very high, and imports and exports can exceed the proportion of domestic GDP, but large countries are very few. But the economic situation of our country can be regarded as a counterexample of this great power model.

We have a huge population, the economy is very large, but the proportion of our imports and exports is so high, which reflects the most extraordinary world events. I think that in the great era of the economy, it may not be necessary to see a lot of data. It can be seen from observable events, such as textiles and shoes, that it sounds like a very small thing, but it has become the relationship between the three most powerful countries in the European Union, the United States and China, which has caused a lot of trade friction. Of course, from a historical point of view, trade frictions always exist since there has been economic and trade exchanges. The rising stars are bound to challenge the leading countries and economies, and their manifestations are trade frictions. The United States used to be an agricultural country, rich in cotton, tobacco, timber and so on. At that time, all industrial products were shipped from Europe, especially Britain. When the US economy developed and the dependence on European industrial products decreased, the trade friction between the United States and Britain began. Similarly, Japan's economy will start trading frictions between Japan, the United States and Japan and Europe.

Today's trade frictions are different in nature. Small products will turn into big problems, even if they are only shoes and socks, because the proportion of their imports and exports in GDP will affect the interests of domestic industrial workers. Therefore, heads of state or senior officials of the Ministry of Commerce often need to enter the negotiations between the state and the country in person. Specifically to China, the export volume of Chinese products has affected the existing pattern of the world economy. This is a very real issue of economic interest and should not be underestimated.