2008年下半年,由美国次贷危机引发的国际金融风波转化为经济危机,本身就处于市场风口浪尖上的拍卖业在第一时间便感受到了金融风波所带来的影响。以上海为例,从年初开始,市场就开始变得萧条起来,参加拍卖会的竞买人明显减少,买气渐失、成交变难。连昔日进场当“观察家”的人也不见了。而从全国各地反馈的信息看,地不分东西,市不别南北,几乎所有拍卖公司都感受到了 In the second half of 2008, the international financial turmoil triggered by the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis turned into an economic crisis. As a result, the auction industry itself, which is on the cusp of the market, felt the financial turmoil immediately. Take Shanghai as an example. From the beginning of the year, the market started to become sluggish. The number of bidders who participated in the auction was significantly reduced, the purchasing power was gradually lost and the transaction became more difficult. Even in the past when the “observer ” disappeared. Feedback from all over the country to see the information, regardless of things, the city do not say north and south, almost all auction companies have felt