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1. Current status of the international express delivery industry

The international express delivery industry has developed rapidly in recent years. With the rise of e-commerce, cross-border shopping has become a fashion trend. More and more consumers buy goods from all over the world through international express delivery. This not only promotes the prosperity of international trade, but also brings huge profits to international express delivery companies. However, behind the rapid development, the international express delivery industry is also facing many challenges.

II. Background and significance of the policy on deferring payment of pension insurance premiums for the extremely poor industries

The State Council's executive meeting decided to implement a phased deferral of pension insurance premiums for the extremely poor industries, aiming to reduce the burden on enterprises in the extremely poor industries and help them overcome difficulties. The introduction of this policy is based on an in-depth analysis and consideration of the current economic situation and the difficulties of the extremely poor industries. For enterprises in the extremely poor industries, deferring the payment of pension insurance premiums can ease financial pressure and gain time and space for the survival and development of enterprises.

III. The relationship between international express delivery and the policy of deferring the payment of pension insurance premiums for the extremely poor industries

Although the international express delivery industry itself is not a distressed industry, it is inextricably linked to distressed industries. First, the international express delivery industry serves a wide range of customers, including some enterprises in distressed industries. The production and operation conditions of these enterprises directly affect the business volume of international express delivery. When enterprises in distressed industries reduce production and sales due to operational difficulties, the demand for international express delivery will also decrease accordingly. Secondly, employees of enterprises in distressed industries are also potential consumers of international express delivery. When the income of these employees is affected, their consumption capacity and willingness will also decrease, which will have an adverse impact on the development of the international express delivery industry.

IV. Direct impact of policies on the international express delivery industry

The direct impact of the policy on deferring the payment of pension insurance premiums for the extremely poor industries on the international express delivery industry is relatively small. However, from a macro perspective, this policy helps stabilize the employment situation in the extremely poor industries and protect the basic rights and interests of employees. A stable employment environment and stable income for employees are of positive significance to the long-term development of the international express delivery industry.

5. Indirect impact of policies on the international express delivery industry

1. Transmission of the industrial chain The distressed industries are often in the middle and upper reaches of the industrial chain, and changes in their operating conditions will be transmitted to the downstream international express delivery industry through the industrial chain. For example, when manufacturing enterprises in distressed industries reduce raw material procurement and production due to financial difficulties, the related logistics demand will also decrease, which will in turn affect the business volume of the international express delivery industry. 2. Market confidence and consumer expectations The implementation of policies can enhance market confidence and stabilize consumer expectations to a certain extent. When consumers are optimistic about the economic situation, they are more willing to consume, including cross-border shopping, thereby promoting the development of the international express delivery industry. On the contrary, if consumers are worried about the economic situation and their willingness to consume decreases, the business volume of the international express delivery industry will also be affected.

VI. Response strategies of the international express delivery industry

In the face of the potential impact of the policy of deferring the payment of pension insurance premiums for the hard-pressed industries, the international express delivery industry should actively adopt coping strategies. First, it is necessary to strengthen market research, pay close attention to the development trends of the hard-pressed industries, and adjust business layout and service strategies in a timely manner. Secondly, it is necessary to continuously optimize service quality, improve transportation efficiency, and reduce operating costs to enhance its own competitiveness. In addition, international express delivery companies should also actively expand their business areas, open up new market space, and reduce their dependence on specific industries and customers.

VII. Implications for Society and Individuals

This policy is not only of great significance to the international express delivery industry and the extremely poor industries, but also brings some inspiration to society and individuals. For society, it is necessary to strengthen support and attention to the extremely poor industries, establish a sound social security system, and promote balanced economic development. For individuals, it is necessary to enhance risk awareness, rationally plan personal finances, and improve their employment and adaptability to cope with possible economic fluctuations and employment pressures. In summary, the State Council executive meeting decided to implement a phased deferral of pension insurance premiums for the extremely poor industries. Although the direct impact on the international express delivery industry is limited, it still has a certain effect on the development of the international express delivery industry through indirect effects such as industrial chain transmission and market confidence. The international express delivery industry should actively respond, seize opportunities, and achieve sustainable development. At the same time, this policy also provides useful thinking and reference for society and individuals.