China ’s official has frequently explained signals to promote the legislation of the private economy since the beginning of the year, and the Chinese media have also spoke successively to accelerate the relevant legislation.Scholars of interviewees believe that the private economy legislation must be done in the long run, but in the short term, the confidence in reshaping private enterprises may not have an immediate effect.
The National People's Congress Finance and Economic Commission issued a review report on Monday (January 8) that the Private Economic Development Promotion Law is "necessary to be legislative", and it is recommended that relevant departments strengthen investigation and demonstration.
The Central Media People's Daily issued a policy and answer in the front page the next day (9th). For how to promote the development of private enterprises, the relevant person in charge of the Private Economic Development Bureau of the National Development and Reform Commission mentioned at the first point."The requirements for the equal treatment of state -owned enterprises and private enterprises" will be dropped ", accelerate the process of promoting the law legislation of the private economy, and strive to build a legal and institutional security system for promoting the development of the private economy.
At the "Jinjiang Experience" held earlier this month, the "Jinjiang Experience" promoted the high -quality development conference of the private economy, Zheng Zujie, director of the National Development and Reform Commission, will also accelerate the leadership of the private economy legislation at the top of this year.
China Financial Media's First Financial Published in the past two days, pushing up the topic volume, and issuing a social rule of the rule of law on Tuesday (9th) is the best market economy. It is mentioned that the private economy needs the rule of law.) Post the article and explore the principles and responses that the private economy legislation should adhere to.
Fu Fangjian, an associate professor of Li Guangqian Business School of Singapore Management University, said in an interview with Lianhe Morning Post that it is a good thing to give the private enterprise market competition at the legislative level and compete with state -owned enterprises."If the market compares the market to the Olympic Games, more players come to play and give them a fair environment, it will only make the level of this competition higher and higher."
However, Fu Fangjian pointed out that the lack of confidence in the current private economy is not only a legislative issue, but also related to various factors such as the intergenerational change of private entrepreneurs, the development of national industrial development, and the world economic trend.Reshaping confidence may not have an immediate effect.
China official has released a number of measures to promote the development of the private economy in the past year, including the introduction of "31" and the establishment of the private economy development bureau in September in July last year; the December Central Economic Work Conference also proposed thatIt is necessary to promote the development and growth of private enterprises, and implement a batch of measures in terms of market access, element acquisition, fair law enforcement, and protection of rights and interests.
However, the investment of private enterprises has not seen significantly.Official data show that private investment in the first 11 months of last year fell by 0.5%year -on -year, but state -owned controlling investment rose by 6.5%at the same time.The 2024 China Economic Outlook Report released by Tsinghua University this week pointed out that the current confidence and vitality of the private economy are seriously insufficient.
Jin Xiaobai, a lawyer of Shanghai New Sida Law Firm, said in an interview that policies often lack stability and continuity, and the biggest advantage of legislation is stability and predictability, which can provide a strong legal guarantee for the private economy.
