民营经济新观察丨深圳民营企业加速实现从“政策红利”到“产业突围”

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Private Economy Promotion Law" in China aims to enhance the development of the private sector by ensuring fair competition, promoting investment and financing, and encouraging technological innovation [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Support for Private Enterprises - The private economy contributes approximately 40% of fixed asset investment, over 50% of tax revenue, nearly 60% of added value, over 70% of import and export volume, and 90% of employment in Shenzhen [2]. - Shenzhen's Development and Reform Commission is committed to implementing the "Private Economy Promotion Law" by providing institutional guarantees, enforcing fair competition regulations, and promoting consumption through various measures [2][3]. - The city is also facilitating private sector participation in major projects worth 200 billion yuan in energy, transportation, and water sectors [2]. Group 2: Enhancing Business Environment - Shenzhen has established a comprehensive enterprise service system to address challenges faced by private enterprises and optimize overseas investment services [3]. - The law addresses key issues such as market access, fair competition, and intellectual property protection, which are crucial for the survival and growth of private enterprises [4]. - The law includes provisions for diversified financing support and emphasizes the importance of listening to business feedback when formulating regulations [4]. Group 3: Opportunities for Innovation and Growth - The "Private Economy Promotion Law" lowers entry barriers for technology companies, particularly in artificial intelligence, allowing them to leverage real data for innovation [5][6]. - The law emphasizes the protection of new technology intellectual property, enabling faster patent applications for innovative technologies [6]. - The establishment of industry standards is seen as vital for early-stage companies to gain market influence and accelerate product commercialization [7]. Group 4: Market Participation and Support - The law is expected to enhance private enterprises' participation in bidding and business cooperation, making conditions more favorable for them [8]. - There is a call for substantial support measures, such as financial assistance and favorable banking policies, to further drive the development of emerging industries like low-altitude economy [9].