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Its predecessor was the State Development Planning Commission and the State Planning Commission.

The State Planning Commission, abbreviated as the State Planning Commission, was established in 1952.

In 1998, the State Development Planning Commission was renamed the State Development Planning Commission.

In 2003, the original National Development and Reform Commission and some functions of the State Economic and Trade Commission were merged and reorganized into the National Development and Reform Commission, referred to as the National Development and Reform Commission.

As for whether the provisions promulgated by the State Planning Commission in 2002 are still valid?

As long as the provisions are consistent with the current policy, they are still in force.

However, everything should keep pace with the times, and the same is true for the provisions issued by state organs.

If the provisions promulgated at that time were imperfect compared with the current policies, they would not have been able to give better play to the role of macroeconomic regulation and control in terms of the balance of aggregates and the guidance of the overall economic structural reform, and of course they would have been ineffective.

1. The State Development Planning Commission was renamed the State Development Planning Commission in 1998, and in 2003, it was merged into some functions of the former State Economic and Trade Commission and the former Economic System Reform Office, and renamed the "State Development and Reform Commission".

2. Whether or not the provisions promulgated by the State Development Planning Commission are effective depends on whether the documents or rules are repealed or replaced by new provisions, and cannot be generalized. It is also possible that some documents will continue to be valid after the previous "red head files" have been cleaned up.

As for the provisions issued by the Planning Commission in 2002, it is really difficult to say whether they are effective or not, because generally for the same type of issues, the old documents will be repealed at the same time as the new documents are issued.

My personal opinion is that it was abolished in 2002, after all, the new department has been established for 11 years.

The National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the National Development and Reform Commission)

- The National Development and Reform Commission, as a functional body, is to comprehensively study and formulate economic and social development policies, carry out aggregate balance, and guide the overall economic system reform.

of the macro-control department. The predecessor of the state was the State Planning Commission.

Founded in 1952. The former State Planning Commission was renamed the State Development Planning Commission in 1998, and in 2003, the former State Development and Reform Commission and some functions of the State Economic and Trade Commission were merged into the State Development and Reform Commission, referred to as the State Development and Reform Commission.

The predecessor of the National Development and Reform Commission can be traced back to the "State Planning Commission", which was established in 1952. The former "State Development Planning Commission" has long assumed the functions of China's comprehensive economic management. However, with China's gradual transformation from a "planned economic system" to a "socialist market economic system," the functions of the "State Development Planning Commission" have been constantly changing.

In March 1998, during Premier Zhu Rongji's term of office, the former "State Planning Commission" was renamed the "State Development Planning Commission," and the main responsibilities of this department were to manage affairs related to the overall situation of the national economy, and efforts were made to formulate development strategies and carry out macroeconomic management. In addition, it has reduced the intervention in microeconomic activities, created a market environment of fair competition, and reduced the number of administrative examination and approval procedures.

The Interim Measures for the Management of Service Charges for Bidding ** stipulate that the rate of 5 million is 20%, and the calculation formula is = 5000000 * yuan.

Yes, the original Planning Commission, which was later changed to the Development and Planning Commission, is now called the Development and Reform Commission.

Bidding**Service Charge Standard Note:

The fee calculated according to the rate of this table is the charging benchmark for the whole process of bidding ** service, and the preparation of bidding documents (including the bottom of the bid) 4102 service is provided separately, and it can be charged at 30% of the specified standard.

Bidding** service charges are calculated according to the progressive method of differential rating rate of 1653.

For example, the winning bid amount of a project bidding ** business is 60 million yuan, and the calculation of the bidding ** service fee is as follows:

1,000,000 yuan (500-100) 10,000 yuan (1000-500) 10,000 yuan (5000-1000) 10,000 yuan (6000-5000) 10,000 yuan, total charges = 1 + 10,000 yuan).

National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China (NDRC). It is a functional organization of ***.

The predecessor of the state is the State Planning Commission, the State Development Planning Commission. The National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China is the macroeconomic regulation and control department that comprehensively studies and formulates economic and social development policies, balances aggregate amounts, and guides the reform of the overall economic system.

According to the first session of the 11th National People's Congress approved the institutional reform plan and the "Notice on the Establishment of Institutions" (Guo Fa 2008 No. 11), the National Development and Reform Commission was established as a constituent department.

1. Generally refers to the National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China, which is a functional organ and belongs to the macroeconomic regulation and control departments that carry out aggregate balance and guide the reform of the overall economic system.

Second, the main work includes;

1. Formulate and organize the implementation of national economic and social development strategies, medium and long-term plans and annual plans, coordinate economic and social development, and study and analyze the domestic and foreign economic situation;

2. Responsible for monitoring the macroeconomic and social development trend, undertaking the responsibility of early warning and information guidance, studying important issues such as macroeconomic operation, total balance, national economic security and overall industrial security, and putting forward macroeconomic regulation and control policy recommendations, and coordinating and solving major problems in economic operation;

3. Responsible for summarizing and analyzing the situation in fiscal and financial aspects, participating in the formulation of fiscal policy, monetary policy and land policy, and formulating and organizing the implementation of first-class policies. Comprehensively analyze the implementation effect of fiscal, financial and land policies, and supervise and inspect the implementation of ** policies.

4. Responsible for organizing the formulation and adjustment of a small number of important commodities and important charging standards managed by the state, and investigating and punishing illegal acts and monopolistic behaviors in accordance with the law. Responsible for the total control, structural optimization and monitoring of the overall external debt, and promote the balance of payments;

5. Undertake the responsibility of guiding, promoting and comprehensively coordinating the reform of the economic system, study the major issues of the reform of the economic system and opening up to the outside world, and organize the formulation of a comprehensive economic system reform plan;

6. Formulate the regulatory objectives, policies and measures for the total scale of fixed asset investment and investment structure of the whole society, and arrange the best investment and special planning involving major construction projects in connection with the balance needs. Arrange the first financial construction funds, and approve, approve and review major construction projects, major foreign-funded projects, major investment projects of overseas resource development and large-scale foreign exchange investment projects in accordance with the prescribed authority.

7. Promote the strategic adjustment of the economic structure. Organize the formulation of comprehensive industrial policies and be responsible for the coordination of the first section.

Major issues in the development of primary, secondary and tertiary industries and the convergence and balance of relevant development plans and major policies, and do a good job of cohesion and balance with the national economic and social development plans and plans;

8. Organize the formulation of strategies, plans and major policies for the coordinated development of the region and the development of the western region, the revitalization of the old industrial bases such as the northeast region, and the promotion of the rise of the central region, study and propose urbanization development strategies and major policies, and be responsible for the overall coordination of regional economic cooperation.

3. The predecessor of the National Development and Reform Commission can be traced back to the "State Planning Commission" established in 1952. The former "State Development Planning Commission" has long assumed the functions of China's comprehensive economic management. However, with China's gradual transformation from a "planned economic system" to a "socialist market economic system," the functions of the "State Development Planning Commission" have been constantly changing.

Answer: It is a macroeconomic regulation and control department that comprehensively studies and formulates economic and social development policies, carries out aggregate balance, and guides the reform of the overall economic system. The National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China, referred to as the National Development and Reform Commission, is a functional agency of the People's Republic of China, and the predecessor of the State is the State Planning Commission. Main Responsibilities:

1. Formulate and organize the implementation of national economic and social development strategies and development plans; 2. Research and analyze the economic situation and development at home and abroad, and carry out macroeconomic development and early warning; 3. Summarize and analyze the situation of finance and finance, participate in the formulation of fiscal policy and monetary policy, formulate and organize the implementation of industrial policy and policy; 4. Study major issues in the reform of the economic system and opening up to the outside world, and organize the formulation of a comprehensive plan for the reform of the economic system.

There are many responsibilities, including being responsible for monitoring the macroeconomic and social development trend, assuming the responsibility of guiding and promoting the reform of the economic system and comprehensively coordinating the reform, and assuming the responsibility of planning major construction projects and the distribution of productive forces, and many other aspects related to economic development and reform. For more information, please search the Internet.

It is a macroeconomic regulation and control department responsible for studying and formulating economic and social development policies, carrying out aggregate balance, and guiding the reform of the overall economic system.

What does it do? A: Responsible for managing the economy, prices, etc.

1. All bidding service fees shall comply with the following provisions:

Circular of the State Development Planning Commission on Printing and Distributing the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Service Charges for Bidding **" (document of the State Development Planning Commission).

Ji ** [2002] No. 1980.

Circular of the State Development Planning Commission on Printing and Distributing the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Service Charges for Bidding and Bidding".

The planning commissions and price bureaus of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government:

In order to standardize the bidding service charges, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of tenderers, bidders and bidding agencies, and promote the healthy development of the bidding industry, our committee has formulated the "Interim Measures for the Management of Bidding Service Charges" (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures"), which are hereby issued to you, please follow the implementation. According to the provisions of the Notice of the State Development Planning Commission and the Ministry of Finance on Rectifying the Bidding and Bidding Fees (Ji ** [2002] No. 520), the implementation of the bidding service for mechanical and electrical equipment paid by the winning bidder can be temporarily implemented in accordance with the current relevant regulations, and the payment of the client will be uniformly implemented on January 1, 2004. The charging standard for mechanical and electrical equipment bidding services shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Measures from the effective date of the Measures.

The centralized bidding and procurement fees for drugs shall be temporarily implemented in accordance with the current relevant regulations.

Notice is hereby given. Attachment: Interim Measures for the Management of Service Charges for Bidding **

2. According to the notice of the General Office of the National Development and Reform Commission on issues related to the bidding ** service charges:

All provinces, autonomous regions, and autonomous regions directly under the Central Government, and the Planning Commissions and Price Bureaus:

In order to standardize the bidding service charges, in October 2002, our commission issued the "Interim Measures for the Management of Bidding Service Charges" (hereinafter referred to as the "Measures") in accordance with the document No. 1980. According to the opinions of relevant parties, in order to facilitate the smooth implementation of the "Measures", the relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:

1. Delete the second paragraph of Ji ** [2002] No. 1980.

Second, in Article 10 of the "Measures", "the implementation of the bidding service 'who entrusts who pays'", is amended to "the bidding service fee shall be paid by the tenderer, and if the tenderer, the tendering agency and the tenderer agree otherwise, from its agreement".