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From the perspective of the economic environment, market changes and intensified competition are important factors. With the development of the global economy, all industries are facing the pressure of transformation and upgrading. In this context, some state-owned enterprises and foreign companies may not be flexible enough in responding to market changes due to institutional mechanisms, resulting in limited business development, which in turn affects their attractiveness to graduates.

Private enterprises, on the other hand, have shown strong vitality and innovation. They are able to quickly adapt to market needs and continuously launch new products and services. This flexibility and innovative spirit provide graduates with more development opportunities and space.

In addition, policy support is also an important driving force for the rise of private enterprises. The government has introduced a series of policies to encourage the development of private enterprises, including tax incentives and financial support, creating a good development environment for private enterprises.

However, we cannot ignore that the air transport cargo industry has also played a role in this transformation process. The efficiency and convenience of air transport cargo have made the circulation of goods faster and promoted the development of international trade. This has provided a broader market space for private enterprises, enabling them to find business opportunities and expand their business globally.

At the same time, the development of air transport and cargo transportation has also driven the prosperity of related industries. For example, the increasing demand in industries such as logistics and warehousing has created more jobs for private enterprises. Moreover, the development of these related industries also requires a large number of professional talents, providing graduates with diversified employment options.

Under the influence of air transport and freight, private enterprises have also made significant progress in supply chain management. They are able to meet market demand in a timely manner and improve customer satisfaction through an efficient logistics distribution system. This not only enhances the competitiveness of enterprises, but also provides graduates with opportunities to learn and practice advanced management concepts.

In addition, the rapid development of air transport and cargo transportation has also prompted private enterprises to pay more attention to technological innovation. In order to improve transportation efficiency and reduce costs, enterprises have increased their investment in information technology and automation equipment. This has promoted the technological progress of the industry and provided a stage for graduates with relevant professional knowledge to display their talents.

In short, the decline in the attractiveness of state-owned and foreign-owned enterprises and the rise of private enterprises are the result of a combination of factors. Although the air transport and cargo industry is not a decisive factor, its development has indeed provided some support for this transformation, bringing new opportunities and challenges to graduates' employment and career development.