Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of enhancing people's livelihoods and boosting consumption as essential requirements for responding to public expectations and solidifying the foundation for development [3][4][6] - The transition of China's economy from high-speed growth to high-quality development necessitates a focus on improving living standards and meeting the growing needs of the populace [3][4] - Strengthening social security and improving income distribution are critical for increasing consumer spending and ensuring economic stability [8][9] Group 2 - The need to stimulate domestic demand is highlighted as a strategic focus to enhance economic resilience and autonomy amid complex external challenges [5][7] - The promotion of a vibrant domestic consumption market is crucial for supporting local enterprises and mitigating the impacts of external demand fluctuations [5][7] - The integration of robust social security measures with effective consumption promotion strategies is essential for achieving shared development and advancing towards common prosperity [6][10] Group 3 - Employment expansion and income growth are identified as key methods to enhance residents' income levels and stimulate consumption [7][8] - The optimization of the income distribution system is necessary to ensure a fairer allocation of resources and to support consumption growth [8][9] - Innovative consumption scenarios and targeted subsidies are recommended to boost consumer spending and support the development of the cultural and tourism economy [10]

Group 1 - The cultivation and development of new quality productivity is a systematic project that requires supportive policies across various aspects, including technological innovation, to enhance overall effectiveness [1][2][4] - Policies supporting the development of emerging and future industries are crucial as they represent new economic growth points and are essential for global competitiveness [2][5] - Supportive policies for technological innovation encompass the entire chain from basic to applied research, aiming to enhance innovation capabilities and encourage investment in innovation [2][3] Group 2 - Education and talent development policies are vital for nurturing a sufficient number of skilled personnel, including scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs, to support new quality productivity [3][4] - A diversified financing channel is necessary for the development of new quality productivity, with patient capital being particularly important for the growth of future industries [3][4] - The integration of various policies is essential to avoid inefficiencies and ensure that different policies work together effectively to support the cultivation of new quality productivity [4][6] Group 3 - The integration of policies can leverage the advantages of the socialist system, enhancing the ability to support future and emerging industries through coordinated policy efforts [5][6] - Different industries have unique characteristics and constraints, necessitating tailored policies that are systematically integrated to promote new quality productivity [6] - Continuous adjustment of the policy system is required to adapt to the evolving conditions of new quality productivity and external environmental changes [6]