以“减”破壁垒 以“促”增活力 北京助力建设全国统一大市场

Core Viewpoint - Beijing has issued an implementation plan to accelerate the construction of a national unified market, focusing on addressing urgent issues raised by the public and businesses, and integrating policies to promote reform and development [1][3]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The plan emphasizes "reducing" barriers by comprehensively clearing and standardizing institutional obstacles, while also "promoting" vitality through additional measures for deepening the market-oriented allocation of factors [1]. - Key areas of focus include the implementation of property rights protection, strict enforcement of market access systems, maintenance of fair competition review systems, and comprehensive promotion of social credit systems [1]. - This year, Beijing will conduct actions to clean up market access barriers and establish an evaluation system for market access efficiency, creating a "national + Beijing characteristics" evaluation index system [1]. Group 2: Market Integration - The plan aims for the integration of data, capital, and technology markets, proposing a comprehensive set of measures for deepening market-oriented reforms [1]. - Beijing will prioritize the cultivation of a national integrated data market, implementing pilot programs for foundational data systems and managing public data through a unified directory [1]. - The city will also seek to establish a national technology trading service platform and promote the development of a green trading market with mechanisms for quota management, trading supervision, and verification [1]. Group 3: Regional Cooperation - The plan highlights the need for cooperation among Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei to achieve breakthroughs in regional market integration, focusing on government service collaboration, credit regulation linkage, and cross-border trade coordination [2]. - This year, the three regions will issue documents for mutual recognition of qualifications and qualifications, aiming for over 20 unified standard processing or "certificate-on-demand" scenarios [2].