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三论“投资于人”:为经济稳中有进充电续航
Zheng Quan Ri Bao·2025-04-20 16:22

Group 1 - The GDP growth of 5.4% in the first quarter is attributed to the effective implementation of "investment in people" policies [1] - Government investment tools have been activated to meet public needs, with significant increases in social security and employment spending, education spending, and health spending [1] - Local governments are accelerating the implementation of fiscal and financial policies, with initiatives like the collaboration between the People's Bank of China and local financial authorities to support various sectors [1] Group 2 - In Beijing, fixed asset investment in social sectors, particularly in education and health, has increased by over 30%, driven by long-term special bonds focused on infrastructure and social projects [2] - The implementation of "investment in people" projects is accelerating, with a focus on small-scale, replicable projects that enhance urban living conditions and social services [2] - Shanghai has reported a total investment of 507.9 billion yuan by the end of the first quarter, with significant allocations for social welfare projects in education and healthcare [2] Group 3 - There is a pressing need to explore new avenues for "investment in people," with a call for increased private capital participation in social and public sector projects [3] - Private investment has shown a modest growth of 0.4%, but excluding real estate, it has increased by 6.0%, indicating potential in sectors like education, elderly care, and urban renewal [3] - The concept of "investment in people" emphasizes a human-centered approach, which is expected to become a significant driving force for China's economic growth [3]