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Data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the performance of sectors such as manufacturing is not satisfactory. Insufficient domestic demand affects the development of various industries, and unstable external demand also adds uncertainty to the economy. In this context, the role of the transportation industry cannot be ignored.

As an important link in economic operation, the efficiency and scale of the transportation industry have a profound impact on the economy. Taking railway transportation as an example, an efficient railway network can promote the rapid allocation of resources, thereby driving the development of related industries. However, in some cases, railway transportation may be restricted by factors such as geographical conditions and infrastructure construction.

In contrast, air transport has unique advantages. It can quickly cross long distances and achieve efficient transportation of goods. In today's globalized world, air transport is essential for high-value, time-sensitive goods.

When consumption is low, the production and sales of enterprises will be affected. For some enterprises that rely on imported raw materials or exported products, transportation costs and efficiency have become key factors. Air transportation can deliver goods to the destination in a short time, reduce inventory backlogs, and reduce the operational risks of enterprises.

But air transport is not perfect. The high transportation cost makes it disadvantageous in the transportation of some common goods. In addition, the capacity of air transport is relatively limited, and it may face challenges in handling large-scale cargo transportation.

From a macroeconomic perspective, the healthy development of the transportation industry is of great significance to promoting consumption and stabilizing the economy. The government can optimize the transportation structure, improve transportation efficiency, and reduce transportation costs by issuing relevant policies. For example, it can increase investment in infrastructure construction, improve the air transportation network, and enhance the intelligence level of railway transportation.

Enterprises should also choose the mode of transportation reasonably according to their own needs and market conditions. In the period of low consumption, they can optimize supply chain management, reduce the cost of transportation links and improve the competitiveness of products.

In short, under the economic situation of continued weak domestic demand in July, we need to fully recognize the close relationship between the transportation industry and consumption and take effective measures to promote economic recovery and development.