"63.82% of small and medium-sized textile and garment enterprises have strong confidence in macroeconomic policies in 2009."

The survey and statistics of 842 small and medium-sized member enterprises showed that.

The statistical results of the questionnaire, entitled "research and analysis of the overall situation of textile and clothing enterprises in 2009", showed that for 2009, 39.31% of enterprises believed that the domestic economic situation would be more difficult before the three quarter of this year, while 18.29% of the enterprises thought that "no look at the end", while 38% of enterprises judged that the trend of the current international situation did not change until next year.

It is noteworthy that, with the news of the series of support policies coming out of the Central Committee and the announcement of a number of positive measures after the two sessions of the market, 63.82% of the enterprises have strong confidence in the domestic macro policy in 2009.

According to the statistics released by the customs, the spread and spread of the financial crisis led to the reduction of external demand and the reduction of international trade volume. However, the surveyed enterprises' views on the market outlook this year showed differentiation: 36.7% of the enterprises are optimistic while 36.1% of them think that the market prospect is decreasing in 2009.

On the basis of measures taken by enterprises to cope with the financial crisis, the number of enterprises surveyed by adopting the measures of "strengthening management and reducing costs" reached the maximum of 49.18%, and the enterprises adopting "technological innovation and enhancing competitiveness" accounted for 33.64%; and 13.49% of enterprises taking measures to reduce export risk by using financial institutions accounted for about 2%.

There are many positive factors for enterprises under the current crisis. 62.87% of the surveyed enterprises chose the plan to expand domestic sales as the best.

But these enterprises are also faced with hot issues such as "complexity of hands and legs, no guarantee of profits, difficulties in collecting money, and lack of marketing channels".