"Orders for durable goods other than transportation are defined as the volume of orders for goods other than transportation supplies within a certain period of time. This type of order includes durable consumer goods such as electronics, appliances, furniture, automobiles, etc., which have a long service life , The price is relatively high, and generally does not belong to daily consumer goods. Durable goods orders are one of the important production indicators of enterprises, and are of great significance to the economic development and market share of enterprises.

Changes in durable goods orders can reflect consumers' consumption willingness and confidence, because durable goods usually require high investment, and consumers will carefully consider factors such as price, quality, and durability. Therefore, durable goods orders are usually affected by various factors such as the level of economic development, consumer confidence, and policy changes. For example, during a period of sustained economic growth, consumers' willingness to purchase durable goods increases, and firms' orders for durable goods increase. When the economy goes down, consumers will reduce consumption, and business orders for durable goods will also decline.

In addition, durable goods orders can also reflect the competitiveness and market share of enterprises. High-quality durable goods orders can increase the income and profits of enterprises, and enhance the market influence of enterprises. At the same time, enterprises can formulate corresponding production and sales strategies through tracking and analyzing orders to improve market competitiveness.

In short, durable goods orders are one of the important indicators of production and sales of enterprises. Through the tracking and analysis of durable goods orders, enterprises can understand market demand, formulate appropriate production and sales strategies, and increase market share and profitability. "