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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 ‘Appliances to the countryside’ should not be self-set threshold Recently, the State officially launched ‘appliances to the countryside’ works, the first trial three provinces, if all goes well during the year is expected to roll out across the country. Most people applauded the Government’s decision that is to promote the new rural construction of new initiatives. But others expressed concern that such practices with a planned economy, will not be restricted in rural areas, development of market economy? So, how to treat ‘appliances to the countryside’ project? In practice, the process should pay attention to what the problem? ‘Appliances to the countryside’ is no doubt more good than harm, for narrowing the gap between urban and rural areas to promote the building of vast rural areas of positive significance to the material. Implementation of the project, to stimulate domestic demand (rural demand) will also have a positive effect. However, it was said that the home appliance industry has always been a high degree of market-oriented industries, and countries, through administrative means to promote household electrical appliances to the countryside, there are suspected of drilling. Have privately complained about losing business: Our product is also the national exemption, we are in rural areas have very good sales, why do we consumers can not enjoy the state’s financial subsidy? This complaint is not much ado about nothing. In fact, many people worry that it might be to create new injustices. Therefore, the ‘home appliances to the countryside’ operation is thought to be adjusted. The first is eligible for adjustment of short-listed products. At present, only some of the businesses, some of the products (only color TV, refrigerator, cell phone three kinds of products) finalists out of the subsidies go to the countryside. There are many of the same legally qualified enterprises and products are not finalists. This is for those w