中经评论：各地经济增长目标设定更趋务实

Core Viewpoint - The economic growth targets for 2026 set by 31 provinces in China show a pragmatic approach, with over 70% of provinces aiming for growth rates not lower than "around 5%" [1][2] Group 1: Economic Growth Targets - Tibet has the highest growth target set at "above 7%", continuing its trend of leading national growth for three consecutive years since 2023 [1] - Hainan's target is "around 6%", significantly higher than its actual growth of 4% in 2025 [1] - The majority of provinces, including Beijing, Shanghai, and Henan, have set their targets at "around 5%", with 11 provinces falling into this category [1] Group 2: Characteristics of Growth Targets - The growth targets reflect a more pragmatic and stable approach, with an increase in the number of provinces setting flexible target ranges, now totaling seven [2] - Economic powerhouses continue to play a crucial role, with nine major provinces maintaining growth targets in the "5" range, indicating their importance in driving national economic growth [2] Group 3: High-Quality Development Focus - There is a shift from merely pursuing GDP growth to emphasizing substantial and quality improvements, aligning with national development strategies [3] - Provinces are focusing on expanding domestic demand, with specific initiatives in consumer sectors like automobiles and digital products [3] - Investment strategies are becoming more targeted, with provinces like Jiangxi and Gansu emphasizing effective investment in key areas such as new productivity and urbanization [3] Group 4: Supply Optimization and Innovation - Provinces are promoting the integration of technological and industrial innovation, with a focus on nurturing new productive forces [4] - Emerging industries such as new materials and artificial intelligence are being prioritized, with specific targets for their contribution to industrial output [4] - Local governments are making efforts to improve living standards through job creation and social services, ensuring that high-quality development is tangible and impactful [4]