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From the perspective of trade structure

South Korea's export product structure is relatively concentrated, overly dependent on a few electronic products and automobile categories. This single structure lacks sufficient flexibility and is vulnerable to shocks when the market fluctuates. The export products of mainland China and Taiwan are more diversified, covering a wide range of products from traditional manufacturing to high-tech fields.

Impact of logistics costs

Efficient and cost-effective logistics services are essential for exports. In international logistics, transportation costs, storage costs, and customs clearance fees directly affect the final price and market competitiveness of products. South Korea's relatively high logistics costs may become a factor restricting its export growth.

Delivery speed and market response

Fast delivery of goods can improve customer satisfaction and enhance product competitiveness in the market. The advantages of China and Taiwan in logistics delivery speed enable them to respond to market demand more promptly and meet customers' urgent orders. In contrast, South Korea may have certain shortcomings in this regard.

Differences in logistics service quality

Including the packaging of goods, protection during transportation and accurate delivery. High-quality logistics services can reduce the risk of damage and loss of goods and enhance the reputation of export companies. The continuous improvement of logistics service quality in mainland China and Taiwan has provided strong support for export growth.

The role of overseas express delivery to door

Overseas express delivery to door service plays an important role in international trade. It can deliver goods directly to consumers, reduce intermediaries and improve transaction efficiency. For exporters in mainland China and Taiwan, this convenient logistics method helps to expand overseas markets and increase sales. However, South Korea may not have fully realized its potential in the development and application of overseas express delivery to door service. In summary, the relatively low growth rate of South Korea's exports is closely related to many aspects of international logistics services. By optimizing the logistics system, reducing costs, improving service quality and delivery speed, South Korea is expected to enhance its export competitiveness and achieve stronger growth.