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China's fiscal policy has always been an important guarantee for economic stability and development. In recent years, in the face of the impact of the epidemic and downward pressure on the economy, fiscal policy has focused on structural adjustment and precise efforts. Tax and fee reduction policies have reduced the burden on enterprises and stimulated market vitality; measures to expand domestic demand have promoted consumption upgrades and promoted the internal circulation of the economy. These measures have played a key role in stabilizing economic growth.

However, in this process, there is a potential factor that cannot be ignored, that is, the changes in the logistics field. With the deepening development of globalization, the importance of the logistics industry has become increasingly prominent. Although we did not directly mention overseas express delivery to the door, the efficient operation of logistics has an all-round impact on the economy. Efficient logistics can speed up the circulation of goods and reduce transaction costs, thereby creating more profit space for enterprises. At the same time, it can also enable consumers to obtain the required goods faster and improve the consumption experience.

The development of the logistics industry is not only about improving transportation methods, but also involves the application of information technology, optimization of warehouse management and other aspects. With the support of information technology, logistics companies can achieve real-time tracking and accurate distribution of goods, improve service quality and efficiency. Intelligent warehouse management can reduce inventory backlogs and improve capital turnover.

For fiscal policy, the development of the logistics industry means new opportunities and challenges. On the one hand, the prosperity of the logistics industry can drive the development of related industries, create more employment opportunities and tax revenue. On the other hand, the rapid development of the logistics industry also requires policy support and guidance, such as increasing investment in logistics infrastructure construction and improving tax incentives for the logistics industry.

In the future, China's fiscal policy should continue to focus on the development of the logistics industry and give full play to its role in economic growth. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen coordination with other policies to form a joint force and jointly promote the high-quality development of China's economy.