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國務院辦公廳：引發《完善促進消費體制機制實施方案》

作者：admin 发布时间：2018-09-24

9月24日，國務院辦公廳印發《完善促進消費體制機制實施方案（2018-2020年）》，強調“消費是最終需求，促進消費對釋放內需潛力、推動經濟轉型升級、保障和改善民生具有重要意義”，《方案》從進一步放寬服務消費領域市場准入、完善促進實物消費結構升級、加快推進重點領域産品和服務標准建設、建立健全消費領域信用體系、優化促進居民消費的配套保障、加強消費宣傳推介和信息引導等六個維度提出二十六條政策措施，加快破解制約居民消費最直接、最突出、最迫切的體制機制障礙，增強消費對經濟發展的基礎性作用。

《方案》全面貫徹黨的十九大和十九屆二中、三中全會精神，以習近平新時代中國特色社會主義思想爲指導，按照高質量發展的要求，順應居民消費提質轉型升級新趨勢，聚焦引導形成合理消費預期、切實增強消費對經濟發展的基礎性作用這一目標任務，強調要依靠改革創新破除體制機制障礙，積極培育重點消費領域細分市場，全面營造良好消費環境，不斷提升居民消費能力，更好滿足人民日益增長的美好生活需要。

《方案》提出進一步放寬旅遊、文化、體育、健康、養老、家政、教育培訓等七大服務消費領域的市場准入，關于實物消費則提出“推動傳統商貿創新發展”，高標准布局建設具有國際影響力的大型消費商圈，完善“互聯網+”消費生態體系，鼓勵建設“智慧商店”、“智慧商圈”。支持具備條件的城市重點培育一批具有國際國內領先水平的高品位步行街，促進線上線下互動、服務體驗融合、商旅文體協同、購物體驗結合。提升城市配送車輛通行管理水平。優化商貿物流設施空間布局，大力發展便利店、社區菜店等社區商業。建設培育特色商貿小鎮。推進經濟型酒店連鎖經營，鼓勵發展各類生態、文化主題酒店和特色化、中小型家庭旅館。??

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