Policy regarding the three major home appliances taste-.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Policy regarding the three major home appliances taste? In recent days, due to the implementation process in the market from appliance manufacturers frequently encountered or government workers, “cheat up” behavior, once again the policy functions of the three major home appliances with the effect of pushing the “cusp”, also led to accusations and questioned. In response, Beijing University professor Zhang Weiying recently said that “any increase in government control policies, including financial capability, resources, capacity, etc., are not good policy. At present, China’s industrial policies are not many successful industrial policies often change become entrepreneurs and rent-seeking in the space. “ Since 2009, the State introduced three appliance policy is formed from billions of Chinese home appliance industry, the scale, the State level for the first time from the financial industry and enterprise development to give positive guidance and active support of the focus of industrial policy. The intention is to stimulate the market domestic demand and allow enterprises, consumers, markets and countries can benefit from it. However, complement means endless cheating and unsatisfactory business performance, a variety of public accusations, let us see the three major home electrical appliance industry to stimulate policy change too quickly over 30 years experience in the appliance industry, market competition pattern. By Government’s administrative controls, to participate in business activities of enterprises in the market to guide the enterprises to participate in the rural market competition, participate in trade-in promotion, participation in promotion of energy-saving air-conditioning, so the direction of independent market competition and business focus. The most critical is that the Government policy to stimulate the induction, directly through the administrative means to enjoy a variety of screening and control of enterpri