共商产权市场发展大计 常修泽建言推进要素市场化改革

Core Viewpoint - The seminar on the high-quality development of the property rights market during the "14th Five-Year Plan" was held in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, focusing on the future development of the property rights market and the importance of inclusive reforms in the economic landscape [1][15]. Group 1: Economic Marketization and Reforms - Professor Chang Xiuzhe emphasized the need for reforms to focus on "factors" in the process of economic marketization, highlighting that 97.5% of prices in the goods and services sector have been liberalized, while the liberalization of factor markets remains slow [8]. - He proposed accelerating the reform of factor markets, including labor, land, capital, knowledge, technology, management, and data, to meet developmental needs [8][9]. - Chang also introduced the concept of inclusive reform, advocating for a structure that accommodates both state-owned and private enterprises, as well as a balance between market determination and government intervention [9]. Group 2: Framework of the Property Rights Market - The basic framework of the property rights market consists of three circles and three layers, with the outer circle focusing on the construction of a high-level socialist market economy system [10]. - The middle circle emphasizes the market economy system, aiming to fully leverage the market's role in resource allocation, which supports the core circle of building a high-standard market system [10]. - The core circle includes three essential components: protecting market entities, establishing a robust factor market, and ensuring the integration of supply-demand, pricing, and competition mechanisms [10]. Group 3: Social Credit and Compliance Management - Expert He Yabin highlighted the importance of building a social credit system and compliance management framework within the property rights industry, which aligns with the strategic goals of the central government and the requirements of the "14th Five-Year Plan" [12][14]. - He noted that social credit is crucial for the development of the property rights industry, while compliance management serves as a safeguard for operational standards [14]. Group 4: Historical Mission and Future Development - The "14th Five-Year Plan" assigns a significant historical mission to the property rights industry, indicating its critical role in connecting capital, technology, and data as a foundational facility for national strategy [15][17]. - The property rights market is expected to expand its business scope to cover seven categories and over 30 types of business by 2025, emphasizing the need for a unified platform for the disclosure of state-owned asset transaction projects [17].