Development and Reform Commission outlines the key points of economic system reform

A few days ago, Lian Weiliang, deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, elaborated on the traction of the economic system reform in the "Decision of the Central Government on Several Key Issues for the Comprehensive Deepening of Reform." He said that to make the market play a decisive role in the allocation of resources and to better play its role as a government, the NDRC, as a functional department that undertakes macro-control and promotes economic restructuring, must take the lead in transforming its functions, and in particular devolving power. The NDRC is currently devising 2014. Year's reform points.

Lian Weiliang stated that in accordance with the requirements of the Third Plenary Session, the NDRC must further abolish and decentralize the examination and approval matters. The government will no longer approve any economic activities that the market can regulate; any enterprise investment projects, except relations, ecology and ecology Security, involving the country's major productive forces, strategic resource development, and major public interests, will be independently decided by the company, and the government will no longer approve it.

Lian Weiliang stated that the "Decision" clarifies three "permits" and three "encouragements": allowing more state-owned and other ownership economies to develop into a mixed-ownership economy; state-owned capital investment projects allow non-state-owned capital to participate in shares; allowing mixed ownership The economy implements enterprise employee stock ownership, forms a community of capital owners and workers' interests; encourages non-public ownership enterprises to participate in the reform of state-owned enterprises; encourages the development of mixed-ownership enterprises controlled by non-public capital; and encourages qualified private enterprises to establish modern enterprise systems. He emphasized that the development of a mixed-ownership economy is conducive to amplifying state-owned capital, preserving and increasing value, and enhancing competitiveness.