State-owned economy and printing industry

The National Bureau of Statistics submitted a research report to the State Council, proposing that in accordance with the principle of "advancing and ordering," the status of the state-owned economy in China's 196 industrial sectors should be adjusted from the strategic perspective, and 146 of them should be recommended. Exit from the competitive industry. The relevant departments of the National Bureau of Statistics first quantified the control power of China's economy in 196 industrial sectors, and used the control coefficient as a reference, and determined the industry's advance and retreat sequence by combining the efficiency coefficient method and the expert investigation method. The principles of advancement and retreat, and the characteristics and vitality of the industry, classified 196 industries. And divided into four types of advance and retreat.

The first category is the state-owned industrial monopoly or monopoly-based industries, including 15 industries, such as natural crude oil extraction, power supply, weapons and ammunition manufacturing, tap water supply, etc.;

The second category is industries where state-owned industries do not need to monopolize operations, but should maintain certain control, including 35 industries such as electronics, petrochemicals, automobiles, emerging materials, computer technology, and biomedicine; third and fourth categories are basically All of them are general competitive industries with a total of 146, and the state-owned economy should withdraw from it. The research report pointed out that in accordance with the principle of gradual and orderly progress, some of them should be allowed to exist moderately and gradually reduce the proportion. These industries are defined as the third category of advance and retreat, with 89 industries; while another part of 57 industries should gradually withdraw and be defined as the fourth. Kinds of advance and retreat categories.

The printing industry has a control coefficient of 0.4988, ranking in the third category of advance and retreat categories. It can be expected that the proportion of the state-owned economy in the printing industry will gradually decrease, and the stage for the non-state-owned economy will become larger and larger.