金观平：推动供需实现更高水平动态平衡

Group 1: Economic Overview - The central economic work conference highlighted the prominent contradiction of "strong supply and weak demand" in the current economic situation, emphasizing the need to prioritize domestic demand and build a strong domestic market as the top task for the coming year [1] - China's economy benefits from a super-large market and a complete industrial system, which serves as a solid foundation for balancing supply and demand and is a rare resource for global cooperation and competition [1] - Domestic demand has gradually become the main driving force and stabilizing anchor for economic growth, supported by steady income growth, deepening urbanization, and continuous upgrading of consumption structure [1] Group 2: Supply-Side Analysis - China possesses the world's most complete and largest industrial system, with strong production capacity, comprehensive supporting capabilities, and increasingly enhanced innovation capabilities [2] - The supply-side structural reforms have improved the quality and efficiency of the supply system, leading to rapid development in high-tech industries and new business models, which provide solid support for meeting the continuously upgrading demand [2] - The relationship between supply and demand is dynamic and interdependent, where new demand can stimulate new supply, and new supply can create new demand [2] Group 3: Challenges and Strategies - Insufficient domestic demand is identified as a major challenge facing the current economic operation, necessitating the expansion of new spaces for demand growth through measures that combine improving livelihoods and promoting consumption [2] - Specific actions include implementing special measures to boost consumption, formulating urban and rural resident income increase plans, and optimizing the environment to unleash consumption potential [2] - The deepening of supply-side structural reforms relies on innovation to continuously shape new economic development dynamics and advantages, enhancing the resilience and security of industrial and supply chains [3]