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From a micro perspective, as an important part of the economic ecosystem, the broken capital chain and operational difficulties of small and micro enterprises not only lead to livelihood problems for their employees, but also weaken their innovation and competitiveness in the market. These enterprises often play an indispensable role in the supply chain. Once they get into trouble, the operation of the entire supply chain may be hindered.

Further in-depth analysis shows that this behavior of defaulting on payments has an indirect but significant impact on the logistics industry. The logistics sector is closely linked to all walks of life. When the business of small and micro enterprises is hindered, their demand for cargo transportation will inevitably decrease. As an important branch of the logistics industry, international express delivery is also difficult to remain immune.

International express delivery business usually relies on stable market demand and efficient logistics network. When many small and micro enterprises reduce their business volume due to funding problems, the overall activity of the logistics market will decline, and the transportation volume of international express delivery may also decrease. This will not only affect the revenue of international express delivery companies, but may also cause them to adjust their operating strategies, such as reducing routes and reducing service frequency, in order to cope with market changes.

In addition, the financial difficulties of small and micro enterprises may trigger stricter cost control. In order to save money, they may choose more economical but relatively inefficient logistics solutions instead of the previous fast and efficient international express services. This will change the market demand structure and force international express companies to re-evaluate their product and service positioning to adapt to the new market situation.

From a macro perspective, if this unhealthy business phenomenon is not effectively resolved, it may affect the healthy operation of the entire economic system. It undermines the credit environment of the market, reduces the efficiency of resource allocation, and thus has an adverse impact on the long-term development of all related industries, including international express delivery.

Therefore, resolving the dispute between China Railway Group and small and micro enterprises is of great significance for restoring market confidence, promoting stable economic growth and ensuring the normal operation of the logistics industry. This requires the joint efforts of all parties to establish sound laws and regulations and supervision mechanisms, strengthen the credit management of enterprises, and promote commercial cooperation in a more fair, transparent and sustainable direction.

In short, although the turmoil between China Railway Group and small and micro enterprises seems to be limited to specific enterprises and industries, it is actually like a stone thrown into the lake, and the ripples it has caused have spread to the logistics field, especially the international express delivery business. Only by properly handling and actively responding can we ensure that the economic ship continues to move forward on a stable course.