China'S Manufacturing Industry Is Facing A Crisis And Its Pricing Power Is Gradually Losing.

< p > Lang Xianping, who has always had a sharp view, once again made an astonishing speech.

In a recent forum, he said that China is experiencing a manufacturing crisis, and the investment and business environment of manufacturing industry is further deteriorating, and the shadow of overcapacity is growing.

Lang Xianping believes that China has always been a big manufacturing country, but it has no voice in product development, channel logistics, key spare parts and other important links, resulting in the gradual loss of pricing power.

He also believes that the manufacturing crisis will lead to a chain reaction, which will lead to various crises.

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< p > the voice of Lang Xianping's manufacturing crisis is questioned and endorsed.

In any case, in the current economic slowdown, China's manufacturing industry and even the real economy is indeed facing challenges.

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At present, China's manufacturing industry accounts for 20% of the world's output and has become the world's largest producer of manufacturing. In the past five years, China's exports have ranked first in the world.

The Global Forecast of the US economic forecasting agency predicts that by 2016 or 2017, China's manufacturing industry will surpass the United States and become the largest manufacturing country in the world.

The US media said that China's manufacturing industry is likely to overtake the United States by 2015.

If the total value of the product is only one, it is now getting closer and closer to this goal.

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< p > however, many economic observers have seen that the "low cost advantage" that the manufacturing industry has been relying on for a long time is disappearing. Many enterprises lack the ability of R & D, brand, channel and so on. With the changes in the business environment such as financing, tax and talent, the Chinese manufacturing industry has a tendency to slide to "hollow".

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< p > in Lang Xianping's view, there are many reasons for the manufacturing crisis: first, the high taxes and fees have increased the burden on enterprises; two, raising interest rates and increasing the reserve ratio have led to an increase in the financing costs of enterprises; three, the high cost of labor; four, the appreciation of the renminbi has brought pressure on enterprises.

The manufacturing crisis led some entrepreneurs to turn to speculation, stocks, luxury goods and antiques, resulting in the "hollowing out" of the manufacturing industry and the partial bubble of the economy.

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< p > probably not as pessimists say, "made in China" may be reduced to "northern ocean fleet".

But if we immerse ourselves in the vision of "world manufacturing center" and immerse ourselves in the pursuit of "the world's first economy", we can not give enough warning to the tendency of "hollow industry" in China's manufacturing industry. After more and more manufacturing entrepreneurs have left behind, China's manufacturing power will be shaken.

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< p > most industries in China have ranked the highest in the world, but they still do not have the international competitiveness in the high-end industry chain.

In a strict sense, China's manufacturing is mostly in the "processing plant" and "production workshop" stage, and can not be regarded as a complete manufacturing industry.

Most enterprises are still in the low value-added area of the industrial chain, and do not occupy such links as creativity, design, sales and so on.

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< p > has not formed a complete industrial chain, making China's manufacturing industry inevitably fall into a huge scale, but it does not earn money.

Therefore, we must improve the manufacturing industry chain, and China will become a truly "world factory" rather than a "processing plant".

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< p > it is gratifying to note that from the decision-making level to the entrepreneurs, they are actively addressing this challenge.

In order to reduce the tax burden of small and medium-sized enterprises, the pace of "camp to increase" has been accelerating, and substantial progress has been made in reducing the reform of administrative examination and approval matters. For most entrepreneurs, it is still their first choice to stick to their industry and strive to find new advantages in technology research and development, customer service, channel innovation and brand building. After all, speculation is not what they are good at.

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