In addition to stimulating rural consumption subsidies Lacks Sha
Sichuan earthquake reconstruction of rural houses in rural areas greatly stimulated domestic demand, reconstruction of basic housing in the end of September after the completion of the new initiatives to further expand domestic demand in rural areas? In addition to projects such as the current subsidies for home appliances to the countryside, but also what policy to further stimulate rural consumption? At the recent seven Tenth CPPCC Standing Committee of Sichuan Province, the provincial CPPCC Standing Committee around the rural consumption, expanding domestic demand in rural areas to start hot topic that the agricultural price supports should be broadened.
Longjiang Town, Ziyang Xie Zhongheng daily tracking pork farmers purchase price, he would like such a good price to sell the home nine pig, and then buy a LCD TV.
"Agricultural price volatility is bound to affect consumer confidence in the farmers. To maintain a reasonable range of prices of agricultural products, farmers not only to enhance the purchasing power of the current emergency move, but also a long-term strategy." Provincial CPPCC Shao Xiaolong is equally concerned about the volatility of agricultural prices. Hope to expand the scope of price gradually in oil, cotton, pigs, bulk tea, the main varieties of agricultural products to promote.
Discussions, the recommendations from all focus on the protection of agricultural price system, gradually establish and improve the central government reserves, local government reserves, business and corporate reserves, farmers from the integration of major agricultural products storage reserve system to stabilize prices of agricultural products increased very important.
At the same time, should be explored to gradually establish a unified market supply and demand of agricultural products, trade and prices and other information collection, collation and dissemination system, abnormal fluctuations in prices of agricultural products such as emergency warning mechanism to help farmers avoid market risks.
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