从经济发展看物流（Logistics viewed from economic development）.docVIP

从经济发展看物流（Logistics viewed from economic development） In the day before at the first China Logistics Forum, Chinas famous economist, Professor of Beijing University Mr. Xiao Zhuoji pointed out that economic development is closely related to logistics and. From the angle of economic development, Professor Xiao has put forward a series of questions that should be considered by every logistics circle: how close can the two sides promote each other? Economic globalization, especially after Chinas accession to the WTO, tariff reduction, the implementation of national treatment of foreign capital enterprises, such as changes in the logistics industry will have what kind of impact? The commercialization of products and the improvement of marketization, as well as the adjustment of regional structure and layout, how to optimize the allocation of resources will affect the further development of the logistics industry? Can the logistics base meet the requirement of sustained and rapid growth of the total amount of the economy?...... Professor Shaw predicts that within 10 years, Chinas GNP will double at least, possibly more than $two trillion, and the per capita GNP will double to $2000. If the growth rate of 7.2-7.5%, now to 2030, GDP will reach more than ten million dollars. The scale of national economic development is so large and speed so fast that it will surely create favorable conditions for the development of the logistics industry and provide ample space for development. Especially Premier Zhu Rongji proposed, after joining the WTO, China will become a world factory prospects, will have an important impact on the logistics industry. After entering WTO, many of the worlds manufacturing firms may be transferred to China, becoming the world factory, will become a new opportunity for Chinas economic growth, a new bright spot, will also become an opportunity for the development of the logistics industry in china. Correspondingly, the scale of development of logistics must