A comprehensive analysis of global trade and industrial going overseas How China grasps new opportun

Mondo Technology Updated on 2024-02-01

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This report comprehensively analyzes the global ** and industrial going overseas, through the study of the economic and demographic changes of China, Japan, ASEAN and BRICS countries, analyzes the global ** map, China's export panorama, China's industry going overseas and other dimensions, as well as the third round of industrial transfer, global demand structure changes, strategic resource supply and demand pattern, export driving role, competitive advantage from the perspective of the neck, etc., to provide investors with a reference to grasp the investment opportunities overseas.

1.Population Ageing and Economic Impacts:The report compares demographic changes in China, Japan, ASEAN, and BRICS, and points out that China is facing an aging population similar to that of Japan in the 90s. With the implementation of initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative and the RECP, the urbanization rate of ASEAN and BRICS countries is expected to increase.

2.Global ** map and panorama of China's exports:The report dismantles in detail China's position and influence in the world, especially in emerging markets. In addition, it analyzes China's advantages in technology and how these advantages have become the "chain length" of the industrial chain in these countries.

3.Strategic resource supply and demand pattern:The report analyzes the global supply and demand patterns of strategic resources such as agricultural products, minerals and energy, including major importing regions and major exporting countries.

4.Export pull effect:The report assesses the role of exports in different industries in driving total output. For example, the clothing, footwear and hat industry and textiles have the largest export pull effect, while the upstream resource goods industry and service-related industries have a smaller pull effect.

5.Competitive advantage from a neck-stuck perspective:The report analyzes the changes in China's competitive advantages in different industries, especially in the fields of high-end manufacturing and non-metallic materials and electromechanical equipment.

6.The path of China's industry to go overseas:The report details the five main paths for Chinese industries to go overseas: order breakthrough, product going overseas, e-commerce going overseas, investment and factory construction, and overseas large-scale mergers and acquisitions, and provides specific cases and data support.

7.Financial Perspective:From a financial perspective, the report analyzes the proportion of overseas revenue in the midstream manufacturing industry, the industries with improved gross profit margins, and the industries with "overseas-domestic" gross profit margins, providing investors with a financial basis for investment decisions.

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