National Development and Reform Commission: Reforming the market-oriented allocation of factors is a key link in building a unified national market.

On September 11th, the State Council Information Office held a regular policy briefing on State Council policies. Li Chunlin, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, Yu Ying, Deputy Director of the National Bureau of Statistics, officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Natural Resources, People's Bank of China, and relevant officials from Beijing introduced the situation of implementing comprehensive reform trials of market-oriented allocation of factors in some regions of the country and answered questions from journalists. Li Chunlin pointed out that deepening the reform of market-oriented allocation of factors is a key link in building a unified national market. This round of comprehensive reform trials in some regions of the country focuses on key areas, key nodes in factor market construction, and issues that stakeholders strongly react to. The comprehensive reform trials emphasize adapting measures to local conditions, playing to local strengths, which can better tap into the initiative and creativity of local reform explorations, adding new impetus to economic and social development. Li Chunlin mentioned that the focus of this trial is on promoting coordination among different factors in the market through innovations such as technological synergies, exploring new ways to break through obstacles that hinder the free flow and efficient allocation of factors. For example, in the area of technological factors, efforts are being made to promote technological collaborative innovation, to bridge the gap in the chain of technology transfer, and to address issues related to technology transformation and support for technological innovation. In terms of data factors, efforts are being made to accelerate the development and application of data scenarios, focusing on issues related to realizing the value of data and its efficient application. Additionally, in the area of capital factors, effective financial services are being increased, focusing on enhancing the ability to serve the real economy. Wang Xin, Director of the Research Bureau of the People's Bank of China, stated that the People's Bank actively supports the comprehensive reform of market-oriented allocation of factors and emphasizes the decisive role of the market in resource allocation. The People's Bank will continue to improve standards development, financial statistics, information disclosure, and other basic infrastructure, promote rational flow of factors. Next is to enhance the ability of capital factors to serve the real economy. This involves setting up support mechanisms for key areas and weak links, such as providing funding for agriculture and small... The State Council Information Office held a regular policy briefing on State Council policies on September 11th. Li Chunlin, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, Yu Ying, Deputy Director of the National Bureau of Statistics, and officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Natural Resources, People's Bank of China, and relevant officials from Beijing introduced the situation of implementing comprehensive reform trials of market-oriented allocation of factors in some regions of the country and answered questions from journalists. Li Chunlin pointed out that deepening the reform of market-oriented allocation of factors is a key link in building a unified national market. This round of comprehensive reform trials in some regions of the country focuses on key areas, key nodes in factor market construction, and issues that stakeholders strongly react to. The comprehensive reform trials emphasize adapting measures to local conditions, playing to local strengths, which can better tap into the initiative and creativity of local reform explorations, adding new impetus to economic and social development. Li Chunlin mentioned that the focus of this trial is on promoting coordination among different factors in the market through innovations such as technological synergies, exploring new ways to break through obstacles that hinder the free flow and efficient allocation of factors. For example, in the area of technological factors, efforts are being made to promote technological collaborative innovation, to bridge the gap in the chain of technology transfer, and to address issues related to technology transformation and support for technological innovation. In terms of data factors, efforts are being made to accelerate the development and application of data scenarios, focusing on issues related to realizing the value of data and its efficient application. Additionally, in the area of capital factors, effective financial services are being increased, focusing on enhancing the ability to serve the real economy. Wang Xin, Director of the Research Bureau of the People's Bank of China, stated that the People's Bank actively supports the comprehensive reform of market-oriented allocation of factors and emphasizes the decisive role of the market in resource allocation. The People's Bank will continue to improve standards development, financial statistics, information disclosure, and other basic infrastructure, promote rational flow of factors. Next is to enhance the ability of capital factors to serve the real economy. This involves setting up support mechanisms for key areas and weak links, such as providing funding for agriculture and small... The State Council Information Office held a regular policy briefing on State Council policies on September 11th. Li Chunlin, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, Yu Ying, Deputy Director of the National Bureau of Statistics, and officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Ministry of Natural Resources, People's Bank of China, and relevant officials from Beijing introduced the situation of implementing comprehensive reform trials of market-oriented allocation of factors in some regions of the country and answered questions from journalists. Li Chunlin pointed out that deepening the reform of market-oriented allocation of factors is a key link in building a unified national market. This round of comprehensive reform trials in some regions of the country focuses on key areas, key nodes in factor market construction, and issues that stakeholders strongly react to. The comprehensive reform trials emphasize adapting measures to local conditions, playing to local strengths, which can better tap into the initiative and creativity of local reform explorations, adding new impetus to economic and social development. Li Chunlin mentioned that the focus of this trial is on promoting coordination among different factors in the market through innovations such as technological synergies, exploring new ways to break through obstacles that hinder the free flow and efficient allocation of factors. For example, in the area of technological factors, efforts are being made to promote technological collaborative innovation, to bridge the gap in the chain of technology transfer, and to address issues related to technology transformation and support for technological innovation. In terms of data factors, efforts are being made to accelerate the development and application of data scenarios, focusing on issues related to realizing the value of data and its efficient application. Additionally, in the area of capital factors, effective financial services are being increased, focusing on enhancing the ability to serve the real economy. Wang Xin, Director of the Research Bureau of the People's Bank of China, stated that the People's Bank actively supports the comprehensive reform of market-oriented allocation of factors and emphasizes the decisive role of the market in resource allocation. The People's Bank will continue to improve standards development, financial statistics, information disclosure, and other basic infrastructure, promote rational flow of factors. Next is to enhance the ability of capital factors to serve the real economy. This involves setting up support mechanisms for key areas and weak...