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consumer’s total consumption and rural consumers spend approximately 6.0% money in buying clothing. Furthermore, the clothing expenditure both of urban customer and rural customer has increased by 75.0% and 104.9% in respective. In addition, TGI also supplies a large number of jobs and helps Chinese government resolving the employment problem.
5.3.2 Further Research Suggestions
 First of all, at present, a large number of TGCs are unlisted companies in China. In the future, it should try to involve the unlisted TGCs into the research when studying the factors affecting Chinese TGI.
 Secondly, the future research should take more factors into account during the process of exploring the primary factors affecting Chinese TGI.
 Thirdly, the research should develop empirical analysis on the several years’ financial data of the sample companies to avoid subjective judgments and temporary effects.
 Finally, the future research had better choose another different research method to study this issue.

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