Zhongxin Finance, February 14th. On the 14th, the Comprehensive Planning Department of the State Administration of Market Supervision pointed out when interpreting the "14th Five-Year Plan for Market Supervision Modernization Plan" that under the guidance of the "Plan", the "big market" will be continuously optimized and improved, and the "big market" will be promoted in a coordinated manner. "Great Supervision" will provide strong support for accelerating the construction of a unified national market.
The interpretation points out that the market is the most scarce resource in the world.
Maintaining the unity of the national market and fully demonstrating the advantages of my country's super-large market is an important goal of market supervision.
The "Plan" strengthens problem orientation and goal orientation, and clarifies the roadmap for market supervision to escort the construction of a unified national market from three aspects: improving the policy system, solving blockages and pain points, and improving the supervision mechanism.
The "Plan" focuses on formulating rules, focusing on overall planning, and striving to improve and improve the policy system for maintaining a unified domestic market.
Building a unified national market requires systematic planning from an overall perspective, and continuous strengthening of the systematic and coordinated economic policies.
In accordance with the requirements of unified market construction, the "Planning" focuses on improving institutional rules and optimizing the policy system.
The "Planning" attaches great importance to breaking barriers, making up for shortcomings, and focusing on strengthening effective measures to improve the domestic unified market.
At present, the chronic diseases that hinder the formation of the domestic unified market have not been completely eliminated, and some reforms that are conducive to the construction of the domestic unified market still need to be continuously deepened.
The "Plan" focuses on removing various institutional and institutional obstacles that hinder the domestic cycle, and proposes to resolutely remove local protections, prohibit the introduction of discriminatory policies, correct behaviors that hinder remote operations and hinder fair competition, and smooth cross-regional production and business activities.
The "Plan" emphasizes building mechanisms, promoting coordination, and striving to improve a regulatory mechanism that is compatible with the unified domestic market.
Continuously improving the integrity and synergy of market supervision is an inherent requirement for building a unified domestic market.
The "Plan" exerts efforts from two aspects, establishing and improving a cross-regional regulatory cooperation mechanism and promoting regional regulatory coordination.
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