What are the key factors for price stability?

Increase financial subsidies for agricultural products, improve the reform of the circulation system, crack down on hoarding and speculation, levy real estate tax, curb excessive housing prices, and promote the healthy development of the real estate market. Increase the construction of low-rent housing. Regulate the land auction market.

Raise the minimum wage, improve the social security system, increase residents' income, and increase the proportion of labor remuneration in the primary distribution. All levels attach great importance to it, give full play to the tangible hand, and take a multi-pronged approach to ensure stable prices.

Legal Analysis: Monetary policy refers to the general term for the various guidelines, policies and measures taken by the bank to control and regulate the amount of money or credit in order to achieve specific economic goals, and then affect the macroeconomy. Monetary policy is a kind of macroeconomic policy, a policy to regulate aggregate social demand, and a policy to indirectly regulate and control the economy.

Monetary policy generally has a certain goal, that is, the monetary policy objective, and the monetary policy objective is the basis for the formulation and implementation of monetary policy by the first bank of a country. ** In general, there are four ultimate goals to be achieved by bank monetary policy, namely, price stability, full employment, economic growth, and balance of payments. In China, the People's Bank of China Law stipulates that the monetary policy objective is "to maintain the stability of the currency value and thereby promote economic growth".

Legal basis

People's Bank of China Law of the People's Republic of China Article 2 The People's Bank of China is the leading bank of the People's Republic of China. Under the leadership of the People's Bank of China, the People's Bank of China formulates and implements monetary policy, prevents and defuses financial risks, and maintains financial stability.

1. Effectively manage market liquidity and control the monetary conditions of excessively fast prices;

2. Vigorously develop production to ensure the production and protection of major agricultural products, basic necessities and important means of production;

3. Strengthen the construction of the circulation system of agricultural products, improve the reserve system of important commodities and the temporary storage system of major agricultural products, grasp the opportunity of national reserve throughput control, and enhance the ability of market regulation and control;

4. Strengthen supervision and maintain market order. In particular, it is necessary to strengthen law enforcement, and seriously investigate and deal with illegal acts such as malicious speculation, collusion to raise prices, and price gouging.

Although the price of some goods is relatively stable, this does not mean that they have not increased in price in the long term. The stability of the commodity is affected by a variety of factors, such as material costs, production costs, market demand and brand effect, etc. Here's why some products** may be more stable:

1.Stable production costs: If the production cost of a commodity (including labor costs, raw material costs, etc.) is relatively stable, then its production cost will be relatively stable. For example, a simple lighter has a lower production cost due to fewer parts.

2.Technological advancement: Some commodities may reduce production costs and stabilize commodities through technological improvements or automated production processes.

For example, the production cost of durable consumer goods such as refrigerators and TVs is generally relatively stable, and with the rapid iteration of technological updates, old goods may also be eliminated.

3.Brand effect: Some well-known brands' products may remain stable due to their brand effect and superior quality**. This phenomenon reflects the high recognition of quality and brand loyalty by consumers, so that the quality of related goods can be relatively stable.

4.The market is chaotic and the relationship between supply and demand: If the relationship between demand and demand in the market of a certain commodity is relatively stable, then it is not easy to fluctuate.

For example, the production and sales of daily necessities such as napkins, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar have a large scale and a large market demand, so they are relatively stable.

In short, the stability of commodities is affected by a variety of factors, and some commodities are more stable due to factors such as raw material costs and production technology, so they are relatively stable; Some commodities may change more frequently, which is determined by a combination of factors such as market demand, competition and so on.

The following are the policies to stabilize prices:1. Effectively manage market liquidity and control the monetary conditions of excessively fast prices; Raid Hu.

2. Vigorously develop production to ensure the production and protection of major agricultural products, basic necessities and important means of production;

3. Strengthen the construction of the system of agricultural product circulation, improve the reserve system of important business and Chan friends and the temporary storage system of major agricultural products, grasp the opportunity of national reserve throughput control, and enhance the ability of market regulation and control.

1. It is conducive to the smooth operation of the economy and promotes economic development.

2. Prices affect consumption and are conducive to expanding domestic demand.

3. Prices affect life and are conducive to the stability of people's lives.

Control the amount of money issued! Don't over-issue currency.