In the past few decades, globalization has promoted the development of the global economy to a certain extent, but it has helped developed countries more, reflecting the interests of large companies, many developing countries and the majority of small businesses. The demands were not fully reflected. Nowadays, international organizations no longer talk about multinational enterprises. Small and medium-sized enterprises have become the main force in global trade. More than 95% of the main force in international trade are small and medium-sized enterprises, which is the development trend of inclusive trade.
First of all, cross-border e-commerce helps developing countries bridge the digital divide. Especially for small and medium-sized enterprises in some developing countries, they can have the same opportunities as developed countries to participate in the global value chain and improve their global competitiveness. The level of participation in the value chain increases the proportion of domestic added value in the global value chain and increases the export of high value-added products and services. Secondly, cross-border e-commerce boosts the global corporate online credit system.
Due to various trade factors, “credit” is always the most critical consideration for overseas buyers when placing orders. For a long time, credit accumulation and display have been the bottleneck for global small and medium-sized enterprises to “sell globally” and a huge obstacle to realizing cross-border B2B online transactions. In particular, it is difficult for small and micro enterprises to show their integrity to international customers and obtain international orders.
Based on closed-loop transactions of cross-border e-commerce, the cross-border e-commerce platform is the center to integrate the upstream and downstream industrial chains to form an ecosystem, open up the supply chain and transaction scenarios, provide data accumulation for the platform, and according to trade Comprehensive information such as corporate basic credit and historical transaction data has gradually established a global corporate online transaction credit system.
Based on this, cross-border e-commerce can not only promote the development of international trade including goods and services, but also drive logistics, finance, warehousing, information services and other related industries, thereby building a complete and rich The cross-border e-commerce trade service ecosystem creates new tax sources and jobs and promotes the internationalization of the RMB.
In fact, the current international economic and trade rules have lagged behind the rapid iteration of the global Internet economy and e-commerce. The new international trade rules in the e-commerce era must make free trade and fair trade an integral part of every enterprise in the world. and the basic rights enjoyed by individuals, help promote innovation, creativity, and creativity on a global scale, and ensure a free, open, inclusive and altruistic global digital economy and e-commerce market.