How many companies.
Have been dragged down by long payment terms.
Having production but no sales.
Malicious competition.
These few axes have cut down countless companies, turning them into history. In addressing the issues of triangular debt and multilateral debt, they have not followed the old path but resolved it through administrative means.
Access qualifications.
Though it sacrificed some vitality and reduced company competition, which is not conducive to long-term development.
But the premise is that companies do not strive for progress.
Regarding this.
They are extraordinarily strict.
Administrative means limit the number of access qualifications.
And also use administrative means to spur them. Want to be idle? No way. Allow you to do business steadily, give you access qualifications, and restrict competitors' access, and if you're idle waiting for death, you'll be disqualified.
Very domineering.
Divergent from the market economy.
However.
