Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of maintaining reasonable investment growth and improving investment efficiency as a key measure for stabilizing growth and promoting high-quality development [1][2] - Short-term, the potential of domestic demand in China has not been fully released, necessitating effective investment to stabilize economic growth [1] - Long-term, China's per capita capital stock is relatively low, and there is a need to enhance investment in public services, particularly in education, healthcare, and social security [1] Group 2 - There is a focus on quality improvement and structural optimization in investment, addressing issues such as over-investment in infrastructure and low returns on traditional investment methods [2] - The investment direction and structure should be optimized to promote industrial transformation, consumption upgrades, and improvements in human capital and social welfare [2] - The investment and financing structure needs to be optimized to reduce reliance on debt financing and enhance the role of government investment in guiding social capital [2] Group 3 - Key tasks include optimizing government investment structure and enhancing the efficiency of government investments through better decision-making and performance management [3] - There is a need to relax restrictions on private investment and improve mechanisms for private enterprises to participate in major projects [3] - Investment should be increased in areas that address urgent public needs, such as childcare, education, healthcare, and housing [3] - Innovative financing mechanisms should be developed to enhance the multiplier effect of government investments [3] - There is an emphasis on revitalizing idle and inefficient assets to improve the utilization efficiency of various resources [3]