全球—地方张力背景下我国沿海服装产业集群的去地方化问题研究的中期报告.docxVIP

全球—地方张力背景下我国沿海服装产业集群的去地方化问题研究的中期报告 Abstract: This report aims to investigate the problem of de-localization in Chinas coastal apparel industry cluster under the global-local tension. Through literature review and case analysis, several factors contributing to the trend of de-localization in the industry have been identified, including the rise of global value chains, changes in consumer demand, and technological innovation. The report also explores the impacts of de-localization on the industry, including the loss of local employment opportunities and regional economic growth. Finally, based on the findings, the report proposes some policy recommendations for addressing the de-localization trend and promoting the sustainable development of Chinas coastal apparel industry cluster. Introduction: Chinas coastal apparel industry cluster has grown rapidly in recent years, driven by factors such as favorable government policies, low labor costs, and high productivity. However, the industry now faces the challenge of de-localization, which is the transfer of production activities from local to global locations. This trend is driven by factors such as the rise of global value chains, changes in consumer demand, and technological innovation. As a result, many apparel manufacturers in Chinas coastal regions are struggling to maintain their competitive advantage, while also facing pressure to innovate and adapt to changing market conditions. Literature Review: De-localization is a common trend in many industries, including textiles and apparel. The rise of global value chains has played a crucial role in this process, as companies seek to reduce costs and increase efficiency by sourcing materials and production processes from multiple countries. This has led to a fragmentation of production activities, with different stages of the production process taking place in different countries. In addition, changes in consumer demand have also contributed to the de-localization trend.