各地纠偏“内卷式”招商，链式协同发力产业集群化

Core Viewpoint - The rise of chain-based investment attraction and the importance of industrial clustering as a new battleground for local governments in attracting investments [1] Group 1: Policy Changes and Their Impact - Recent policies have been introduced to standardize local investment attraction practices, addressing issues like tax-related investments and excessive local incentives [2] - The shift towards standardized policies has led to a temporary "pain" for local governments, as they can no longer offer special treatments for major projects [3] - Long-term, these policy corrections are seen as necessary to eliminate "involutionary" investment practices and promote sustainable development [3] Group 2: Innovative Investment Models - Regions are increasingly adopting innovative investment models, such as market-oriented investment companies that replace traditional government-led initiatives [3] - The establishment of collaborative regional investment models is gaining traction, focusing on resource sharing and industrial cooperation [4] - Examples include the establishment of a data industry cluster in Guizhou, attracting 120 supporting companies, and Shanghai's AI enterprise aggregation [4] Group 3: Optimizing Business Environment - Improving the business environment is a top priority for local governments, with a focus on enhancing service quality and addressing operational challenges for businesses [5] - The central government's crackdown on "involutionary" investment practices supports the creation of a unified national market, which is essential for efficient resource allocation and preventing overcapacity [5]