National Development and Reform Commission: Strengthen anti-monopoly and anti-unfair competition law enforcement and justice, and promote a market order of high quality, fair prices, and healthy competition.

The National Development and Reform Commission published an article in "Seeking Truth" magazine titled "Firmly Implementing the Strategy of Expanding Domestic Demand," which pointed out the need to deepen the construction of a unified national market. It is necessary to resolutely eliminate obstacles to the construction of a unified national market. In accordance with the requirements of "five unifications and one opening," unify the basic institutional rules of the market, improve the systems of property rights protection, market access, information disclosure, social credit, mergers and reorganizations, market exits, etc., eliminate barriers in obtaining resources, qualifying, bidding, government procurement, etc., regulate the economic behavior of local governments, eliminate local protection and market segmentation. Improve the integrated circulation rules and standards, connect market facilities to high standards, and reduce the overall logistics costs of society. Improve the statistical, fiscal, and evaluation systems favorable to the construction of a unified national market. At the same time, thoroughly rectify "internal competition." Promote the governance of key industry overcapacity, implement policies and measures to resolve structural conflicts in key industries and promote quality and technological upgrading. Govern low-price disorderly competition of enterprises in accordance with the law and regulations, unify market supervision and law enforcement, strengthen anti-monopoly and anti-unfair competition law enforcement and judiciary, and form a market order of high quality and fair competition.