以招商模式之变，育产业集群之基

Core Viewpoint - Attracting investment is crucial for promoting high-quality economic development, and this requires a continuously optimized policy environment [1] Group 1: Current Investment Attraction Practices - The prevalent method of local investment attraction is still the "landlord leasing" model, which relies on providing land, factory space, and tax incentives to attract businesses [1] - Many enterprises and projects fail to remain after the expiration of policies or incentives, indicating a short-term focus in current practices [1] Group 2: Recommendations for Improvement - It is suggested that local governments should shift from "landlord thinking" to a "partner logic" approach, focusing on deep industrial collaboration for investment attraction [1] - Local governments and park platforms could consider equity participation in competitive enterprises through factories, land, and services, or jointly establish industrial development funds to invest directly in key local industries [1] - Collaborating with leading enterprises and universities to build R&D platforms and laboratories can lower innovation costs for businesses and enhance talent development [1] Group 3: Long-term Focus - "Landlord thinking" addresses immediate issues of business establishment, while "partner logic" emphasizes long-term industry roots and mutual growth [1] - By fostering solid industrial collaboration, it is possible to cultivate resilient and vibrant industrial clusters that contribute to high-quality economic and social development [1]