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Lang Xianping: China'S Manufacturing Industry Is Ill.

2011/7/9 9:51:00 115

In July 7th, during the Eleventh Shenzhen trade fair, the Chinese department store forum was held in Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. This is the fifth year of the Shenzhen Department of Commerce's opening of the Department Store forum.

According to the organizers, this forum has invited senior executives from China's department store associations and world famous department stores, as well as guests from all parts of the country, such as policy makers, brand managers, well-known experts and scholars, authoritative insiders and famous media people, to focus on innovation and pformation of business channels.

What is particularly interesting is that economist Lang Xianping has also been invited to participate in this forum.

The forum was scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m., but more than half an hour before the start of the event, people poured into the forum. The audience was full of people and some people even sat on the ground.

Lang Xianping is no doubt the star of this forum. After he came in, people applauded enthusiastically.

Later, he delivered an over one hour speech.

However, before his speech, he asked the audience not to take pictures or videos, and even asked them not to write blogs after returning.

Under the intervention of the staff, some viewers who had intended to videotape the recording had to close their equipment.

Lang Xianping talked about this speech.

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The crisis of the industry, and then the analysis of China's macro situation in 2011.

He pointed out that China's economy is 70% reinforced concrete, consumer goods accounted for only 27%, the lowest in the world, while the United States and Europe are over 70%.

He thinks that China's manufacturing industry is ill and the fever of Chinese economy is very serious.

"Whoever controls the non manufacturing links of manufacturing industry will have the right to price."

He thought.

Lang Xianping also pointed out that the burden of taxes and fees borne by Chinese enterprises is the highest since human beings.

When he finished his understanding of the tax evasion behavior of the enterprises, there was a loud applause.

He also criticized the official economic statistics. He thought the figures of the Bureau of statistics were all false, and the date of issuing the statistics was true.

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Although speaking of economic phenomenon, Lang Xianping's whole speech is not only sharp but also humorous, and the audience has applauded enthusiastically several times.

After the speech, Lang Xianping immediately left the forum.

This forum is hosted by Shenzhen science and technology industry, trade and Information Committee, China general merchandise business association, China National Business Information Center, China Fashion newspaper, Shenzhen garment industry association and Shenzhen Langdai Garments Co., Ltd.

According to the organizers, "China

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The Shenzhen (Shenzhen) forum has always been the traditional forums of the Shenzhen trade fair, which will be held on schedule. The purpose is to "pay attention to the healthy development of China's clothing industry, pay close attention to and further study the construction of commercial channels for clothing and apparel brands under the new economic situation, and establish and promote a platform for exchanges and cooperation between the apparel industry and the department store industry".

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An effective communication bridge between the apparel industry and the apparel industry has been built, which has made an important contribution to promoting the integration and win win of China's department stores and garment industry.

Lang Xianping: a doctor of the Walton School of the University of Pennsylvania; a professor at the Chinese University Hong Kong; a professor at the Walton School of Commerce, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, New York University and University of Chicago.

As a world-class corporate governance and financial expert, Lang Xianping has focused on corporate governance, project financing, direct investment, corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy and so on.