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台湾“四大惨业”压力剧增
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-08-11 02:24
Group 1 - The implementation of a 20% "reciprocal tariff" by the US on Taiwan has led to significant distress in various industries, particularly in machine tools, molds, plastic products, and electronic components, collectively referred to as the "four major disasters" [1][2] - The average tariff rate for Taiwanese products exported to the US was previously 2.4%, but with the new tariffs, rates for specific products have surged, such as machine tools increasing from 4.7% to 24.7% [2][3] - The Taiwanese government estimates that between 42,000 to 59,000 jobs in industrial sectors will be affected, with at least 40,000 families facing economic hardship due to potential layoffs and reduced working hours [2][4] Group 2 - The Taiwanese machinery industry, which exported $14.921 billion in equipment in the first half of the year, is particularly vulnerable, with exports to the US amounting to $3.97 billion [4] - The recent tariff increases have led to a significant decline in competitiveness for Taiwanese exports, especially in the machine tool sector, which has seen a 30% reduction in competitiveness due to the combined effects of tariffs and currency appreciation [3][4] - There is a growing concern that other sectors, including pharmaceuticals, may face even steeper tariffs, potentially reaching 150% to 250%, which would severely impact Taiwan's pharmaceutical industry [4][5] Group 3 - The political response to the tariff situation has been critical, with accusations against the Taiwanese government for lack of transparency and effective negotiation strategies, leading to increased public dissatisfaction [5][6] - The current economic climate has prompted a wave of factory closures and relocations, with some manufacturing capacities shifting to countries like Vietnam, indicating a broader trend of industrial decline in Taiwan [4][7] - The overall sentiment in Taiwan's industrial sector is pessimistic, with many companies expressing that accepting new orders is akin to financial ruin due to rising costs and declining market prospects [4][5]
新“五金男孩”靠一句“有”,让75万打工人追更
3 6 Ke· 2025-07-14 04:07
Core Viewpoint - The rise of the "Five Hardware Boy" from Liaoning, who operates a hardware store and gained popularity through authentic daily vlogs, reflects a growing fascination with "strange yet familiar" daily life experiences among viewers [1][12][21]. Group 1: Popularity and Engagement - The first video from @Linghai Li Hong Hardware Plumbing garnered 1.8 million views, and within three months, the account amassed over 750,000 followers on Douyin [6][21]. - The engagement strategy included responding to viewer feedback, such as adding background music and simplifying content, which significantly improved viewer retention and interaction [11][12]. Group 2: Content Appeal - The appeal of the content lies in its immersive experience, showcasing real-life transactions and repairs without scripted dialogue, allowing viewers to feel part of the process [14][17]. - The curiosity about the "unknown" aspects of familiar places like hardware stores drives viewer interest, as they learn practical skills and knowledge through the videos [16][20]. Group 3: Impact on the Industry - The success of such accounts has transformed short videos from mere entertainment into practical life guides, providing a lifeline for struggling physical stores [21][22]. - The increase in foot traffic to Li Hong's hardware store demonstrates the potential for online content to boost offline business, as customers travel from afar to visit [21][22]. - The willingness to share knowledge and techniques with peers in the industry indicates a collective effort to revitalize the hardware sector, showcasing the enduring market for genuine skills and services [21][22].
企业的高质量、高价值创造需要与员工的 职业教育、职业周期和收入水平相匹配
Jing Ji Guan Cha Wang· 2025-06-09 10:03
中国式现代化实践发展研究院 研究员 田进 近年来,中国经济逐渐从高速发展转向高质量发展。 期间,如何共享企业发展成果、劳动者如何提升自身技能等成为数亿劳动者的关切议题。 整体来看,分配制度是促进共同富裕的基础性制度。企业在做大做好"蛋糕"的同时,也应该切好分好"蛋糕",让企业的发展成果更多更公平惠及整体员工。 因此,企业为了实现真正的高质量发展,首先需要实现企业员工良好的收入水平和相对稳定的工作期限,这是企业核心竞争力的根源;其次,企业需要跟随 时代发展脚步,批判与清除职业歧视,提升员工技能,体现员工的技术价值、质量价值和服务价值;第三,作为提升员工技能的有效路径,职业教育应该被 不断重视,包括进一步加大校企合作;最后,大量制造业招人难的根源是企业未能实现高端化发展以及员工缺乏成长空间,只有制造业走向高端化,提升其 岗位竞争力,才能吸纳更多优秀员工一起走高端转型路。 一、企业员工良好的收入水平和相对稳定的工作期限,是高质量生产、技术积累与传承、高质量发展的根本保障,也是企业核心竞争力的根源 企业的产品与服务质量离不开优秀的员工。 无论是机电产品还是家居产品,甚至厨房用具,我们总能看到欧美生产制造的令我们心动而 ...
特朗普钢铁关税冲击波:紧固件行业与建筑业的双重困境
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-03-31 02:30
自2025年3月12日起,美国对所有进口钢铁和铝征收25%的关税,这一政策不仅涵盖大宗钢材,甚至连 螺丝、钉子和螺栓等细小零部件也被纳入加征范围。这一举措迅速在美国市场引发连锁反应,尤其是对 依赖进口的紧固件行业和建筑业造成了深远影响。 紧固件行业:供应链断裂与成本飙升 行业困境的深层原因 特朗普钢铁关税政策的初衷是保护美国本土钢铁和铝产业,但其实际效果却适得其反。美国汽车零部件 制造商AlphaUSA总裁Chuck Dardas指出,寻找符合严格质量标准的替代产品需要至少六个月的时间, 这进一步加剧了供应链的混乱。此外,许多下游行业,如汽车制造业,其采购价格通常被锁定在长期合 同中,供应商无法通过调价来转嫁额外的成本,导致利润率受到严重侵蚀。 未来展望 美国紧固件市场长期以来高度依赖进口,尤其是来自加拿大、墨西哥等国的产品。密歇根州立大学供应 链管理学教授Jesen Miller指出,美国去年进口的钢铁和铝产品价值约1780亿美元,此次关税加征使得受 影响的产品规模达到2018年的三倍以上。对于紧固件行业而言,这一政策直接导致原材料成本大幅上 涨。例如,进口螺丝的成本从10美分上涨至17美分,涨幅高达70% ...
钢铝之后,特朗普又考虑对铜加关税
日经中文网· 2025-02-26 03:29
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that the U.S. government, under President Trump's directive, is moving to impose tariffs on imported copper to reduce dependency on foreign sources, particularly from South America and China, due to national security concerns [1][2][3]. - The investigation into the impact of copper imports will include not only copper ore but also derived products like copper wire and scrap, which could broaden the scope of the tariffs [2]. - The U.S. Geological Survey indicates that approximately 40% of global copper production comes from South America, with the U.S. expected to rely on imports for 45% of its copper consumption by 2024 [3][4]. Group 2 - The U.S. aims to increase domestic copper production by 70% by 2035, reducing reliance on imports to 30% [3]. - The U.S. possesses the fifth-largest copper reserves globally but lags in smelting technology compared to China, which dominates the copper smelting and processing sector [4]. - The Trump administration plans to eliminate exemptions on tariffs for steel and aluminum, expanding the scope to include downstream products like screws and aerospace parts [4].