Source: China Chemical Industry News | Author: Cheng Yuan | Release date :2014-02-10

February 7, the National Development and Reform Commission announced that the Policy Research Office, in 2014, the National Development and Reform Commission will accelerate the improvement of industrial development policy and market environment, play a decisive role of the market in allocating resources, strengthening innovation-driven, speed up reform and improve manufacturing and other traditional industries.

National Development and Reform Commission proposed in 2014 three priorities: enhancing coordination of industrial development, upgrade the manufacturing industry, and promote the great development of the service industry.

 
In transform and upgrade the manufacturing sector, specific measures:

First, resolve the overcapacity. Implement the "State Council on serious excess capacity to resolve conflicting guidance" to strengthen the organization and coordination of policy guidance and to promote orderly resolve excess capacity.

Second, adjust and optimize the distribution of productive forces. Comprehensive and balanced development of key industries of the external conditions of resources, energy and market requirements, adjust and optimize the distribution of productive forces to accelerate and optimize the allocation of resources.

Third, to guide and to undertake industrial transfer. Promote the eastern region to accelerate industrial upgrading, accelerate the formation of advanced manufacturing and modern service industries as the main pattern; guide Midwest full use of local special resources, to undertake industrial transfer.

Fourth, the development of high-end manufacturing. Promote the development of high-end industry, market demand, and guide enterprises to develop potential new products.

Fifth, stabilize and expand external demand. Stability of the international market share, improve the technological content of export products, continue to limit the high energy consumption, high pollution and low value-added exports.