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Freight is an important support for economic development, connecting all aspects of production and consumption. In the era of globalization, an efficient freight system is crucial to the competitiveness of enterprises and the stable supply of the market.

The increase in the minimum monthly wage means that the human resource costs of enterprises will increase. For freight companies that rely on a large number of people, this may lead to adjustments in their operating strategies. In order to cope with rising costs, companies may seek more efficient transportation methods and management models. For example, they may increase investment in fast methods such as air transportation to shorten transportation time and improve cargo turnover efficiency.

Air transport has unique advantages in freight transport. It is fast and has high service quality, and can meet the transportation needs of some high value-added and time-sensitive goods. But relatively speaking, its cost is also relatively high. In the face of increasing corporate costs, how to make reasonable use of air transport has become a question worth considering.

On the one hand, companies may more accurately assess the value and time sensitivity of goods, and choose air transportation without hesitation for goods where time is money. On the other hand, companies may also reduce the overall cost of air transportation by optimizing logistics networks and integrating resources.

In addition, policy adjustments may also affect consumer behavior and market demand. If companies raise product prices due to rising costs, consumers may adjust their purchasing decisions, which in turn will affect the volume of goods shipped and the choice of transportation methods.

In short, the adjustment of the minimum monthly wage may seem to be just a local policy change, but the chain reaction it has triggered in the freight industry cannot be ignored. Enterprises and relevant departments need to pay close attention to these changes and respond flexibly to achieve sustainable development.