Although there is no central authority in China that mandates the issuance of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), their widespread use among chemical companies has grown rapidly. The author believes this trend highlights the stronger influence of market forces compared to administrative control. In Western developed countries, it is standard practice for chemical companies to provide an MSDS that matches the product being sold—similar to how electrical products come with user manuals. However, this concept is still relatively new in China. Since joining the World Trade Organization (WTO), as international trade in chemicals increased, foreign clients began demanding MSDS documents. This pressure from the global market forced Chinese chemical companies to finally understand what an MSDS is and start preparing them. Without this document, companies risked losing access to international markets. In the past, the government often imposed mandatory inspections on enterprises through administrative orders. Many companies either ignored these requirements or went through the motions just to meet the standards. The reason behind this "hot and cold" phenomenon lies in the fact that many of these inspections were driven by government-approved criteria, leaving companies without real motivation from the market. In short, such practices often wasted resources and failed to improve competitiveness or benefit the public. Unlike administrative measures, MSDS serves a dual purpose in international trade: it acts as a market entry requirement and reflects a company’s strength, reputation, and management quality. For businesses aiming to integrate into the global market, having a comprehensive and accurate MSDS is essential. Driven by the invisible force of the market, some companies have even invested significantly in hiring experts and specialized agencies to ensure their MSDS meets international standards. They clearly understand that high-quality products combined with reliable safety documentation can attract more business and build long-term trust. This trend shows that when the government adopts more market-oriented approaches—such as setting clear market access requirements—it can achieve better results than relying solely on administrative intervention. It not only promotes compliance but also encourages companies to improve their overall performance and competitiveness.

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Some key features of ADA room number signs include:
1. Raised Characters: The room number must be raised or embossed to allow tactile reading by individuals with visual impairments.
2. Braille: ADA signs must include Grade 2 Braille, which is a system of raised dots that allows individuals with visual impairments to read through touch.
3. High Contrast: The color contrast between the background and the characters must be high to ensure readability for people with low vision.
4. Pictograms: In addition to the room number, ADA signs may include pictograms or symbols to provide additional information, such as indicating accessible restrooms or wheelchair accessibility.
5. Mounting Height: ADA guidelines specify the appropriate mounting height for room number signs to ensure they are easily visible and accessible for individuals using wheelchairs or mobility aids.
It is important for public buildings, such as hotels, hospitals, and offices, to have ADA room number signs to ensure equal access and navigation for everyone, regardless of their abilities.

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