In the past half century, the textile industry has been a traditional industry and a dominant industry in China, and has made tremendous contributions to the national economy. In recent years, the development of high-tech industries and the adjustment of the national economic structure, especially the reform of state-owned enterprises, have further highlighted the problems faced by the textile industry, such as the restructuring of enterprises, the low labor productivity, the obsolescence of equipment and the backwardness of technology. However, the textile industry remains a large industry and plays an important role in the overall economic structure. In 1999, the textile industry's export surplus was 32 billion US dollars, accounting for 70% of the country's foreign trade surplus. According to the 2000 statistics, the textile industry has 13 million industrial workers, accounting for 13% of the country's industrial workers, and fixed assets account for 11.4% of the country's total; while Jiangsu's textile industry exports accounted for 7.4 billion US dollars, accounting for 94% of the net surplus of 1.6 billion US dollars. With nearly 1.3 billion people in the country, textiles for clothing and decorative textiles are inseparable from the textile industry. Spun Yarn Of Thread,Spun Out Yarns,Spun Yarn Polyester,Ring Spun Yarn NINGBO S.DERONS IMPORT AND EXPORT CO.,LTD. , https://www.sderonsyarn.com
According to estimates, the biggest beneficiary of China's accession to the WTO is the textile industry: the number of people in the textile industry is estimated to increase by 23% in 7 years; in the next five years, the total output value of China's textile industry will grow at an average rate of 6.5% per year; In 2005, the annual processing capacity of textile fiber will reach 14.25 million tons, and the annual per capita consumption will reach 7.8 kilograms; the annual export of textile and apparel will reach 65 billion US dollars; the contribution rate of industrial science and technology progress to output value growth is expected to reach more than 60%. .
The main changes in the trading system in the 21st century include: on the one hand, the continuous reduction of tariffs and the continuous reduction of non-tariff trade barriers, it is inevitable that Western developed countries will directly impact developing countries with their high-tech products; Technical advantages, setting up a wide range of technical regulations and standards, forming a variety of intangible technologies, standard barriers, restricting products from developing countries into their markets.