Annual survey says 46% small and medium-sized enterprises expect market to improve next year

The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences completed the annual survey of Small and medium-sized enterprises in Asia than Japan and South Korea are apparently optimistic about 150 Chinese SMEs executives in the telephone interview, 16% believe that this year will be able to revive the business, 46% hope for next year. Most enterprises tend to be engaged in construction, information technology, utilities and energy industries.　　The 2009 Asian business watchdog report, published yesterday in Shanghai, also called for "Made in China" to give up inexpensive features. The market is expected to be different. The 2009 Asia Business Monitoring Report was jointly completed by UPS China headquarters and the China Academy of Social Sciences SME Research Center to investigate the market judgments of 1200 SME executives by telephone interview, interviewed 150 people in mainland China, and interviewed 100 people in Taiwan and Hong Kong. "Must be a local private enterprise with a total staff of less than or equal to 250 people."　　Huang Yimin, vice president of UPS China supply chain operations, said that small and medium-sized enterprises represent the dynamism of the market, and the survey is conducted to reflect and analyse the changes in the business needs of local enterprises, and to help SMEs to consolidate business models with common value. The survey found that 16% of Chinese SMEs believe the business can improve in the year, 46% believe it will improve next year, 78% expect the economy to recover 2011 years ago. This data is slightly more pessimistic than in India, more optimistic than Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. May be driven by the mainland market, China's Taiwan has 18% of small and medium-sized enterprises believe that the economy has improved this year, 50% believe that the next year will be better, but our Hong Kong only 6% SMEs believe this year can improve, 34% believe that the next year.　　Chennai, director of the SME Research Center at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the forecasts were uncertain.　　As a joint participant in the survey report, UPS China headquarters is more positive for the market expectations, Huang Yimin revealed that UPS last year in China business decline, but this year year-on-year growth of 10% in the first quarter, indicating that the customer business has improved. Cheap and inexpensive should not give up is likely to be supported by the Government's economic growth of 4 trillion yuan stimulus, the Chinese SMEs surveyed generally believe that the construction industry, the information technology industry, utilities and energy industry, financial services will be 3-5 years of 4 major economic pillars. 51% of Chinese SMEs also believe that government, law and policy will be important factors in boosting regional economic recovery, which is higher than other companies surveyed in Asia.　　But nearly 80% of the small and medium-sized enterprises surveyed in Asia want more support from the government to help them withstand the recession, and believe that the Government should provide more convenient capital, financing and loan channels for SMEs. 48% of Chinese SMEs are expected to grow their trade with the African region in 2009, followed by the Asia-Pacific region, which is the second largest market for SMEs in Asia, where 29% of respondents are interested in moving to higher value-added products and services, 16%　　Respondents thought that opening up new markets would better help them achieve business growth. "Chinese companies in the world do not haveBrands, business channels, international trade experience advantages, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, or should adhere to the market to provide low-cost products. "CHENNAI Director Representative report writing side pointed out that small and medium-sized enterprises should not simply pursue technological progress, it may be advisable to choose technological innovation, step-by-step, small wins for the victory." Shanghai has a number of foreign provinces and cities founded by small and Medium-sized Enterprises, CHENNAI director recommended them to retreat to static braking, internal and external market encirclement, ready to send.