魏建国：扩大服务消费并非简单“刺激花钱”

Core Viewpoint - The future expansion of service consumption in China requires deep reforms to eliminate institutional barriers, encourage market competition and innovation, and increase the supply of quality services [1] Group 1: Service Consumption Potential - China has a population of over 1.4 billion, with more than 400 million middle-income individuals, providing a unique market advantage not found in other countries [1] - The current consumption structure in China has shifted from "survival-type" to "health-type" and "enjoyment-type," indicating a demand for higher quality services [1] - The traditional service supply system is inadequate to meet the upgraded consumption needs of residents, leading to a mismatch between supply and demand that suppresses consumption potential [1] Group 2: New Consumption Model - The new consumption model should focus on four dimensions: digitalization, personalization, refinement, and branding to enhance service products that resonate with consumers [2] - The market must offer services that make consumers feel "moved," "happy," "comfortable," and "reassured" to fully unleash China's service consumption potential [2] Group 3: Economic Growth Contributions - Over the next five years, consumption is expected to contribute more than 60% to GDP growth, becoming the most reliable guarantee for China's economic growth [3] - Investment will continue to be an important driver of economic growth, but its role will evolve from short-term stimulus to a focus on long-term high-quality development [3] - China's comprehensive industrial system is a significant advantage for exports, which will continue to play a crucial role in economic growth despite potential fluctuations in contribution rates [3]