It is clear that in the new era, countries have adopted active countermeasures for both the public economy and the non-public economy.

In the new era, the state encourages and supports the coordinated development of the public and non-public economies and has adopted different policies and measures.

For the public-owned economy, on the one hand, the state has intensified the reform of state-owned enterprises, promoted mixed ownership reform, introduced social capital, and improved efficiency; on the other hand, it has also optimized the operating environment of state-owned enterprises and encouraged their healthy development.

At the same time, the state also protects state-owned assets, strengthens supervision of state-owned enterprises, and prevents damage to state property.

For the non-public economy, the state has issued a series of support policies to encourage the development of private enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises and individual economies.

For example, the introduction of policies such as reducing taxes and fees, optimizing the business environment, and expanding market access have effectively promoted market competition and innovation.

In the new era, the state’s support policy for the public and non-public economies is not simply to get what each needs, but to support the private economy and optimize state-owned enterprises to promote high-quality economic development.

In the future, the state will continue to increase support and shaping of various economies to achieve comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable economic development.