Don't Let Good Policies Separate Glass Doors.

By the end of 2010, the whole city privately operated There are about 8 enterprises in science and technology, accounting for 43% of the total number of inventions, 27% of the total. enterprise Among the small and giant technology engineering enterprises, 68% of the private technology enterprises and 76% of them belong to private technology enterprises. science and technology Enterprises accounted for 70%... It can be said that private enterprises are well deserved. innovate The leader. However, disproportionate with this identity, private enterprises will encounter larger than mergers and acquisitions and preferential policies. State-owned enterprise More obstacles. At yesterday's Forum on private entrepreneurs organized by the Municipal Science and Technology Committee, the participants mentioned this problem.

Liu Xingxie, President of Shanghai Federation of science and technology enterprises, for example, many well developed private technology enterprises regard state-owned enterprises as the goal of merger, but the process of "arm twisting the thighs" is difficult. State-owned Assets In the process of transfer, the procedure is very complicated and time dragged for a long time. Some state-owned enterprises are not willing to "eat big fish with small fish" and strive to fight for control of new enterprises. As a result, the new enterprises are in a loose and inefficient state of operation and totally lose the significance of mergers and acquisitions. He said that taking a reasonable form of merger and coordinating the interests of each side requires both the enterprises to explore themselves and the government to guide them.

Since 2005, the state has issued a series of articles to encourage the development of the non-public sector of the economy. However, many entrepreneurs reflect that the private sector can enter the field so far. Relevant data show that in the more than 80 industries of the whole society, 62 are allowed to enter foreign capital, and only 41 are allowed to enter private capital. According to different industries, private enterprises account for 13.6% of the electricity, heat production and supply industries, 12.3% of education, 11.8% of health, social security and social welfare, 9.6% of the financial industry, 7.8% of the information transmission, computer services and software industry, 7.5% of the transportation, warehousing and postal services, 6.6% of the management of water conservancy, environment and public facilities, 5.9% of public management and social organizations, and a relatively low overall proportion.

In view of all kinds of difficulties of private enterprises, the government has introduced a number of measures to give preferential treatment in terms of Taxation and land. But as Hu Linsen, chairman of Shanghai Xinyi Bai Lu Da Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. said, many good policies have come to a concrete implementation, as if they are separated by a "glass door". In this regard, Chen Kehong, Secretary of the Municipal Science and technology Party committee, admitted that at present, the relevant policies of Shanghai were promulgated by different committees, which not only wastes policy resources, but also confuses private enterprises. He suggested that the government departments should set up a "one door" service organization, cancel other redundant service windows, and promote joint handling and streamlining.