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Wang Qishan: Improving The Pricing Mechanism Of All Kinds Of Factors In 12Th Five-Year

2011/9/22 13:25:00 32

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According to reports, Wang Qishan, vice premier of the State Council of China, said at the second international competition conference of BRICs in September 21st.

The 12th Five-Year

"During this period, China will further deepen reform, open wider to the outside world, encourage innovation, constantly improve the price formation mechanism of all kinds of factors, break the monopoly of industries, intensify competition law enforcement, strive to create a fair market environment for competition, and promote sound and rapid economic development.

Wang Qishan said that over the past 30 years since reform and opening up, China has broken through the shackles of the planned economic system, explored and established a socialist market economic system, and gradually formed a unified open, competitive and orderly market system, and the driving force and vitality of economic development have been increasing.

In order to create a legal environment for fair competition, China has formulated the "Anti Unfair Competition Law" and "

Consumer

A series of laws and regulations, such as rights and interests protection law, intellectual property law and so on, establish and perfect the competition law enforcement system, and resolutely break away all kinds of obstacles that impede fair competition.

In particular, the anti monopoly law, which came into force in 2008, has played an important role in preventing and stopping monopoly activities and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of various market players and consumers.

Wang Qishan pointed out that the Chinese government attaches great importance to competition law enforcement, investigates and prosecute all kinds of unfair competition according to law, and encourages enterprises to compete fairly.

Wang Qishan stressed that in the context of the current global economic recovery still facing severe challenges, competition and law enforcement cooperation among all countries should focus on the goal of strong, sustainable and balanced growth of the economy, expand mutual openness and resolutely oppose all forms of protectionism.

Trade

And investment barriers, promote fair competition in the international market, and promote the free flow and optimal allocation of all kinds of production factors across the globe.

International competition law enforcement cooperation should reflect openness and tolerance.

On the one hand, all countries should strengthen exchanges and cooperation and thoroughly explore the common problems of competition law enforcement.

On the other hand, competition law enforcement cooperation should give full consideration to national conditions and different stages of development, and more importantly, reflect the interests and claims of emerging economies and developing countries.