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The China National Development and Reform Commission's SCA Division issued a statement on Wednesday (April 5) stating that there is no "National Unified Market Planning Department" related agencies in the National Development and Reform Commission, and the National Development and Reform Commission has never organized itThe above activities.

According to the WeChat public account of the China Development and Reform Commission, the Division of the Development and Reform Commission issued a statement saying that recently, some people claim to be a special commissioner of the National Unified Market Planning Department of the National Development and Reform Commission to carry out the issuance of unified market construction cards and recruit nationwideExcellent propagandist and other activities of unified large markets.The National Development and Reform Commission solemnly stated that the National Development and Reform Commission did not have the relevant institutions of the "National Unified Market Planning Department" in the local area, and the National Development Reform Commission has never organized the above activities.

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council of China issued opinions on accelerating the construction of a national unified market in April last April.The opinions are clear. It is necessary to accelerate the establishment of the national unified market system rules, break the key blocking points of local protection and market division, open up the key blocking point that restricts the economic cycle, promote the smooth flow of commodity factors in a larger scale, and comprehensively promote the Chinese market from large to strong changes.Essence

This document attracted great attention from the outside world at that time, and also produced a variety of interpretations.Some people think that the unified market is to re -engage in the planned economy and closed internal circulation. Some people question that it will cause local governments to lie flat, and some people think that it will promote new monopolies.