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First, the flow of labor may affect the economic structure and industrial layout of related regions. For the air express industry, if a large number of Taiwanese workers enter Japan, it may lead to an increase in trade between Japan and Taiwan, thereby promoting an increase in air express business volume. At the same time, the flow of labor may also lead to changes in consumption habits and market demand. For example, while working in Japan, Taiwanese workers may have a demand for specialty products from their hometown, which requires air express to provide more convenient and efficient services to meet this cross-regional consumption demand.

Secondly, from the perspective of the supply chain, changes in the labor force may affect the production efficiency and cost structure of some Japanese industries. Some industries that rely on labor may expand their production scale due to the addition of labor, which requires stronger logistics support, including air express. On the contrary, if the influx of labor fails to effectively solve industrial problems, it may lead to instability in the supply chain, thus bringing challenges to the transportation planning and cost control of air express.

In addition, policy changes may also have an impact on the competitive landscape of the air express industry. With the potential changes in business volume, different express delivery companies may adjust their market strategies and resource investment in relevant regions. New market demands and competitive situations may prompt companies to increase their efforts in technology research and development and service innovation to enhance their competitiveness in this potential market. For example, developing a more intelligent logistics tracking system or providing personalized express delivery service solutions.

However, we cannot ignore the uncertainties and risks that this policy change may bring. For example, cultural differences and language barriers may affect the adaptability and efficiency of Taiwanese workers in Japan, which in turn indirectly affects the development of related industries and the demand for logistics services. At the same time, political factors and changes in international relations may also interfere with the implementation and effectiveness of this policy, bringing unpredictable impacts to the air express industry.

In short, the changes in the Japanese government's labor policy towards Taiwan have brought both opportunities and challenges to the air express industry. Industry participants need to pay close attention to the progress of policy implementation and market dynamics, and flexibly adjust strategies to fully grasp potential development opportunities and effectively deal with possible risks.