实探封关后的三亚

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implications of Hainan's recent zero-tariff policy, highlighting that while the policy aims to boost trade and consumer benefits, actual consumer access to zero-tariff goods is limited to specific enterprises and does not extend to individual purchases [3][4][5]. Group 1: Zero-Tariff Policy Implementation - Hainan's zero-tariff policy allows certain qualified enterprises to import goods without tariffs, but these goods cannot be sold directly to individual consumers without incurring taxes [7][8]. - The first week of the policy saw over 400 million yuan worth of goods under the zero-tariff scheme, with an additional 20 million yuan in tax-exempt goods for local processing [3][4]. Group 2: Consumer Experience and Market Response - Consumers must still rely on duty-free shops to benefit from tax exemptions, as zero-tariff goods are not available for direct purchase in regular supermarkets [4][11]. - Duty-free sales in Sanya surged to 630 million yuan in just six days post-closure, marking a 47.2% increase year-on-year, with daily sales exceeding 100 million yuan [3][15]. Group 3: Impact on Trade and Investment - The zero-tariff policy is expected to attract more foreign trade entities to invest in Hainan, with 1,972 new foreign trade registered enterprises in the first week, a 230% increase year-on-year [9]. - The majority of the 6,600 tax codes benefiting from the zero-tariff policy are for intermediate goods, which will primarily benefit manufacturing and processing enterprises reliant on imported materials [9][10].