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金融支持制造业也要防"内卷"
Jing Ji Ri Bao· 2025-08-08 10:38
Core Viewpoint - The People's Bank of China and six other departments have issued guidelines to financially support new industrialization, aiming for a mature financial system that enhances service adaptability for high-end, intelligent, and green manufacturing by 2027 [1] Group 1: Financial Support for New Industrialization - New industrialization requires significant financial support due to its characteristics of high investment, high risk, and long cycles, particularly in areas like intelligent transformation and green transition [1][2] - The financial system faces challenges in supporting new industrialization due to the high risks and uncertainties associated with technology development, especially during the commercialization phase [2] - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face pronounced difficulties in financing, necessitating optimized policy tools and the introduction of patient capital to alleviate funding bottlenecks [2] Group 2: Differentiated Financial Strategies - A differentiated approach to financial support is essential, as various industries have different lifecycle stages, technological maturity, and market demands [3] - Over-investment in emerging industries can lead to bubbles, while insufficient support for traditional industries can hinder their upgrade, affecting overall industrial resilience [3] - Financial resources should be directed towards technology innovation, product upgrades, and brand development to foster internationally competitive brands and shift from cost competition to technology and brand competition [3] Group 3: Avoiding Internal Competition - The global manufacturing sector is undergoing significant adjustments, and it is crucial to direct financial resources towards key areas of technological advancement and industrial upgrading to enhance competitiveness [4] - Avoiding "involution" in the industry, characterized by low-level repetitive construction and homogeneous product price wars, is vital for fostering innovation and breaking through core technology bottlenecks [3][4]