Group 1 - The core issue is the sluggish consumer spending in China post-pandemic, despite government efforts to stimulate the economy [1][3] - The government is emphasizing employment and income growth as a means to encourage consumer spending, addressing fears of spending and lack of funds [3][5] - Measures include promoting entrepreneurship and simplifying business registration to create more job opportunities [5][6] Group 2 - The government is actively supporting the street vendor economy as a low-cost, flexible business model to boost employment and consumption [8][10] - Policies are being implemented to foster the development of the private sector, including tax reductions and easing administrative processes [12] - Recent pension adjustments and improved social security benefits aim to increase disposable income for retirees, encouraging them to spend [14] Group 3 - The government is also focusing on reducing healthcare costs to alleviate consumer concerns about medical expenses [16] - Support for the housing market and incentives for car purchases are part of the broader strategy to stimulate major consumer spending [16]