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Zero-based budget reform emphasizes the rational allocation of resources and maximization of benefits. Under the guidance of this concept, the government's investment decisions on infrastructure construction are more scientific and accurate. Good infrastructure, such as modern ports and efficient logistics parks, is crucial to the development of the international express delivery industry.

Taking ports as an example, zero-based budgeting may prompt more funds to be invested in the intelligent upgrading and expansion of ports. Advanced port facilities can improve cargo loading and unloading efficiency, shorten the transportation time of international express delivery, and reduce logistics costs. At the same time, the optimization of logistics parks can integrate resources, realize one-stop service, and further improve the delivery efficiency and service quality of international express delivery.

On the other hand, the zero-based budget reform has also had a profound impact on policy formulation and implementation. When formulating policies to support the development of cross-border e-commerce, the government will pay more attention to the efficiency of fund use and the achievement of goals. This may mean more precise tax incentives for international express delivery companies and more concentrated investment in the construction of cross-border logistics channels.

In addition, the zero-based budget reform will also affect the pattern of international trade. With the optimization of resource allocation, the domestic industrial structure may be adjusted, and some industries with high added value will receive more support and development. The products of these industries often have higher requirements for the service quality and speed of international express delivery, thus promoting the continuous innovation and improvement of the international express delivery industry.

In short, although the zero-based budgeting reform seems to play a role mainly in the financial field, the series of changes it has triggered, like a butterfly effect, have created new opportunities and challenges for the development of the international express delivery industry.