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据英《亚洲家具》杂志1988年9月刊报道:印度尼西亚政府突然宣布:从1988年7月1日开始,印度尼西亚的全部藤材(包括原藤和半成品藤材)禁止出口。这一禁令是印度尼西亚政府提前6个月宣布实施。所以,使世界各地客户大吃一惊。印尼政府还说,已经签订合同的或已付款的藤材,还可以予以出口。印尼政府曾宣布1986年10月开始禁止原藤出口,1989年1月1日开始禁止各种藤材及半成品出口。现提前6月实施,主要是保证其本国弱小的藤家具企业的生产原料,减少同国外的竞争。印尼产藤占世界藤产量的80%,但是印尼仅掌握5%的藤市场。印尼对
According to the British “Asian Furniture” magazine’s September 1988 issue, the Indonesian government suddenly announced that starting from July 1, 1988, Indonesia’s rattan (including raw cane and semi-finished rattan) was banned from export. The ban was announced by the Indonesian government 6 months in advance. So, surprised customers around the world. The Indonesian government also said that rattan, which has been contracted or paid, can also be exported. The Indonesian government announced that it had banned the export of raw rattan in October 1986 and that it had banned the export of rattan and semi-finished products on January 1, 1989. It is now implemented in advance in June, mainly to ensure the production of raw materials for its own weak rattan furniture companies and to reduce competition with foreign countries. Indonesia produces 80% of the world’s vine production, but Indonesia only controls 5% of the rattan market. Indonesian