全国统一大市场建设效能加速释放

Core Viewpoint - The construction of a nationwide unified market is crucial for China's economic resilience against external uncertainties, emphasizing the need for effective measures to enhance market efficiency and resource allocation [1][2][4]. Group 1: Market Development - The average daily express delivery volume exceeds 500 million packages, equating to nearly 6,000 packages entering the delivery system every second [1]. - The number of private enterprises has increased to over 58 million, representing a growth of over 40% compared to the end of the 13th Five-Year Plan period [1]. - The negative list for market access has been reduced from 151 items to 106 items, with 4,218 regulations hindering the unified market and fair competition being eliminated [1]. Group 2: Policy and Strategy - The central government emphasizes the need for a unified market system, which includes five unifications and one openness: unifying market basic systems, infrastructure, government behavior standards, market regulation, and resource markets [2]. - The recent Central Financial Committee meeting highlighted the importance of addressing the relationship between government and market, local and global, and domestic and international dynamics [2]. Group 3: Market Efficiency - The construction of a unified market aims not only for scale but also for fluidity and vitality, addressing local protectionism and market segmentation that hinder resource flow [3]. - The guidelines for the unified market prohibit localities from restricting the free movement of goods and resources across regions, ensuring equal access for businesses [3]. Group 4: Open Market Approach - The nationwide unified market is designed to be open and globally integrated, facilitating both domestic circulation and high-level international openness [4]. - Recent efforts include removing restrictions on foreign investment in manufacturing and gradually expanding openness in the service sector, aligning with international trade standards [4].