“世贸”吹来的风 近来,听到纺织企业的职工在议论:如果我国在近期内加入WTO,纺织工业会不会迎来第二个春天?如果纺织业的春天来了,那么上海纺织就业大军有否重振旗鼓的可能? 这些问题的提出并非没有出处。一些报刊不是也在报道我国“入世”以后,对于发展劳动密集型产业是有利的吗?按常理,纺织工业就是典型的劳动密集型产业。纺织品、服装和鞋帽,这是我国传统的出口商品,约占我国对外出口总量的 The “World Trade” wind has recently been heard, and textile workers are hearing that if the country joins WTO in the near future, will the textile industry usher in the second spring? If the textile industry spring comes, then the textile industry in Shanghai Is it possible for the army to re-energize? The question is not without its origin. Some newspapers and magazines are not reporting on China’s accession to the WTO. Are they beneficial to the development of labor-intensive industries? According to common sense, the textile industry is a typical labor-intensive industry. Textiles, clothing and shoes and hats, which are China’s traditional export commodities, account for about China’s total export volume