Where is the fulcrum of China s economy in 09?

The bottom public, the most solid consumer group, he has driven the world economy and gone through many crises, and this time is no exception.

There will be no change in the support point, but the new highlight will definitely be the expansion of domestic demand, and 40000000000000 yuan will not be invested in vain (isn't this number exciting?). ）

China's economic troika will continue to drive China's economic development next year, although this year's exports have suffered setbacks, but next year with the adjustment of export policies (such as adjusting the export structure, improving the scientific and technological content of export products, can further seize the market that developed countries have lost this year; In addition, as developed countries shift their economic focus to domestic this year and next, we can expand our exports to developing countries to compensate for ours. ）

China's domestic demand is a major driving force for China's economic growth.

The introduction of the policy of expanding domestic demand will have a certain effect on China's industry next year, which will not only be good for the household appliance production enterprises, but also promote the means of production of other industries.

**Investment also plays a huge role, with the implementation of 4 trillion investment, next year's economy will definitely have a new take-off.

China's coastal cities, mostly in southern China.

There are only two ways out of the economic predicament, one is to expand exports, and the other is to consume in domestic demand. Obviously, it is difficult for exports to improve; Therefore, we must rely on domestic demand to stimulate consumption. In fact, I am very pessimistic that 09 years ** and the property market are difficult to improve, 09 is still a year without an economic fulcrum.

In the past, the RMB was cheap, so China's economy relied on exports of low value-added goods to support the economy, but now the RMB is more expensive, and exports have been greatly impacted, but I think China still has to rely on exports, otherwise other roads will not work, and there are few large enterprises in China like Carrefour, Sony, and General Motors.

I think that in the future, China will develop a few large enterprises like Qingzhi Beer and Haier to support China's economy.

According to the report released by the National Development and Reform Commission on May 16, 2006, in the first quarter, China's regional economic development rate was faster than that of the west, the west was faster than the middle, and the central part was faster than the northeast. According to the draft of the 11th Five-Year Plan, more than 9.6 million square kilometers of China's land are divided.

According to the expenditure method, GDP = consumption + investment + **purchase + net exports. At present, due to the global recession caused by the five-year financial crisis, consumer demand in all countries is relatively weak. Therefore, the export situation of our country is not very good, and exports are restricted by foreign factors.

Over the past 30 years since reform and opening up, economic growth, which has been driven by investment, has been unsustainable. The four trillion yuan investment in 09 has brought a profound disaster to China's economic development, and inflation is serious.

China has a population of 1.4 billion people, and the consumer group is very large. Therefore, the positive energy that consumption can bring is amazing. The current urbanization reform is aimed at unleashing the vast consumption potential of rural areas. It is incumbent upon us to expand domestic demand, and only by relying on domestic demand can we achieve sustainable development of China's economy.

Consumption is an economic behavior in which human beings satisfy their own desires through consumer goods. Consumption has a promoting effect on economic growth, consumption determines the labor force, and labor transmits the impact and contribution of consumption to the economy.

It's a combination of politics and economics. There is no single one; This is because there are various taxes and fees included in the price. When you (consumers) start spending money, you start to pay taxes for ** and pay for public institutions.

** With the taxes paid by hundreds of millions of consumers, the industrial planning has been started, and the national tax revenue will be used for the technological transformation and upgrading of producers. means: 1) subsidizing producers' products; Because the goods are tax-inclusive, the subsidy is equivalent to reducing the tax rate by 2 3 or 1 3, so that the ex-factory price is within the consumer's affordability. Indirectly use consumers' taxes and fees to contribute to the upgrading of the economy, so that consumers pay for industrial upgrading.

2) Implement commercial loan interest discounts, ** induce producers to borrow from banks. The tax is then used to pay for the interest on the loan. Taxpayers can contribute extra to the development of the economy, which is the rise in prices.

3) Issuing treasury bonds and using treasury bond funds to guide the development direction of the industry, which generally concentrates the scattered industrial chain. Change the cost orientation of logistics to make the use of treasury bond funds more efficient. However, the funds of national bonds are ultimately transmitted to consumers.

Make consumers feel that prices are fast, wages are slow, or wages are basically unchanged and are falling step by step, and enterprises will squeeze consumers' wages for the upgrading of production methods. This results in higher unit productivity. The demand for the number of skilled workers has decreased, and the skills are more demanding, which is another way of forcing consumption to contribute to the economy.

It will lead to polarization, social unrest. That's my opinion. Hope it helps.

Because consumption, investment, and exports are the troika that drives the economy, and at present, China's investment and export development are relatively good, and consumer demand is low, so in order to develop the economy, it is necessary to expand domestic demand.

5 Special Economic Zones: Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou, Xiamen, Hainan, a total of 5, Hainan is the largest special economic zone.

So far, China has established a total of seven special economic zones, namely the Shenzhen, Zhuhai and Shantou Special Economic Zones in Guangdong Province, and the Xiamen Special Economic Zone, Hainan Special Economic Zone, Kashgar Special Economic Zone and Khorgos Special Economic Zone in Fujian.

China's special economic zones were born in the late 70s, early 80s, and grew up in the 90s. The establishment of special economic zones marks the further development of China's reform and opening up. Up to now, there are 7 special economic zones in Chinese mainland.

In July 1979, the Communist Party of China (CPC) agreed to set up special export zones in Shenzhen, Zhuhai and Shantou in Guangdong Province and Xiamen in Fujian Province. In May 1980, the CCP decided to rename the four special export zones of Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou and Xiamen as special economic zones.

In April 1988, the Hainan Special Economic Zone was established.

In May 2010, the Xinjiang Work Conference officially approved the establishment of special economic zones in Khorgos and Kashgar.

Expansion of the Special Economic Zone: From May 1, 2011, the scope of the Shantou Special Economic Zone was expanded to cover the whole city. In the past year, China's first four special economic zones, including Shenzhen, Xiamen, Zhuhai and Shantou, have expanded their scope.

Analysts pointed out that the expansion is not just a simple expansion of the geographical scope of the special economic zone, but will inject new impetus into the development of these former frontiers of reform and opening up, expand the radiation of the first-mover advantage of the special economic zone, and make new contributions to promoting the balanced development of China's regional economy.

In the early 80s of the 20th century, special economic zones were set up in China to explore the road of reform and opening up, and were known as the "experimental field" of China's reform and the "window" of opening up. Zhong Jian, director of the Special Economic Zone Research Center of Shenzhen University, told reporters that since the mid-90s of the 20th century, the special preferential policies enjoyed by the special economic zones have gradually disappeared, "so on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the special economic zones, the first has approved and agreed to expand the scope of the four special economic zones to the whole city, which is quite interesting." ”

The reporter learned from the Shantou Municipal Party Committee that on March 24, 2014, the scope of the Shantou Special Economic Zone was approved to be expanded to the whole city, and it was officially implemented from May 1. The expansion will enable the Shantou Special Economic Zone to cover the city's square kilometers of land, and the area of the special zone will be expanded by nearly nine times. In the second half of 2010, the three special economic zones of Shenzhen, Xiamen and Zhuhai have successively expanded their scope to the whole city.

China has set up five special economic zones in Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou, Xiamen and Hainan; 14 cities, including Shanghai, Tianjin, Beihai, Zhanjiang, Guangzhou, Fuzhou, Ningbo, Nantong, Lianyungang, Qingdao, Weihai, Yantai, Dalian and Qinhuangdao, have been identified as coastal open cities; In order to facilitate the memory of the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, the Southern Fujian Triangle, the Liaodong Peninsula, the Shandong Peninsula, the Bohai Rim and other coastal economic open zones, China's special economic zones, coastal open cities and coastal economic open zones are mostly located in coastal areas, and special economic zones, coastal open cities and coastal economic zones are located in coastal areas. Special economic zones, coastal open cities and coastal economic zones implement special preferential policies. As a window for opening up to the outside world, attracting foreign investment, developing an export-oriented economy, and promoting the development of China's coastal and inland areas, Tatsu answers the adoption rate 09:30 report.

Shenzhen Only Shenzhen is now a special economic zone.

Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou and Xiamen.

China has set up five special economic zones in Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Shantou, Xiamen and Hainan;