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First, higher housing prices have increased people's living pressure. Many practitioners have taken on heavy debts in order to buy houses, which has affected their job stability. For the air transport and cargo industry, employee instability will affect service quality and operational efficiency. For example, freight dispatchers frequently change jobs due to mortgage pressure, which may lead to confusion in cargo transportation plans and affect on-time delivery.

The increase in living costs cannot be ignored. Rising prices have increased people's daily expenses, which has led to higher expectations for salary and benefits. In the field of air transport and cargo transportation, this means that companies need to pay higher labor costs, which may affect their investment in technological innovation and equipment updates. For example, in order to control costs, some freight companies may reduce the purchase of advanced cargo tracking systems, thus affecting the transparency and security of cargo transportation.

Uncertain job opportunities have brought people anxiety. In the context of an unstable economic situation, jobs in the air transport and cargo industry are also uncertain. New employees are worried that it will be difficult to obtain stable career development after entering the industry, while existing employees are worried about losing their jobs due to industry fluctuations. This uncertainty has led to frequent talent turnover in the industry, which is not conducive to companies accumulating experience and cultivating professional teams.

At the same time, the rapid increase in the macro leverage ratio from 2009 to 2016 also had an indirect impact on the air transport cargo industry. The increase in the macro leverage ratio means that the debt burden of the entire economic system has increased, which may lead to higher financing costs for enterprises and tight liquidity. For air transport cargo companies that rely on large amounts of capital investment, the increased difficulty in financing will limit their ability to expand their scale and upgrade equipment.

Local government policies also affect the development of air cargo transportation to a certain extent. In order to promote local economic development, some local governments may introduce preferential policies to attract air cargo transportation companies to settle in. However, if the policies lack stability or are not implemented properly, it may cause trouble for companies. For example, the promised tax incentives are not fulfilled in time, or the infrastructure construction progress is slow, which will affect the operating costs and efficiency of the company.

In summary, the air transport cargo industry and all aspects of social economy influence and restrict each other. Only by taking these factors into consideration can the sustainable development of the industry be achieved and greater contributions can be made to economic growth and social progress.