$BTC Recently, the central enterprises have quietly "increased their tasks" instead of "raising salaries". The profit-sharing ratio has jumped from the original 10% to 25%, now soaring to between 20% and 35%. Especially for the heavyweights like tobacco, oil and petrochemicals, electricity, telecommunications, and coal, they're committing to the top tier at 35%, definitely taking center stage.
What does this mean? In a nutshell: the days of relying on land sales to support finances are officially over. It used to be that "land transfer fees were the main player"; now, it's "central enterprise profits taking the lead." Those monopolistic giants holding exclusive operating rights, who were coasting along making money, are now expected to step up—transformed into a genuine "second treasury."
From a macro perspective, this move is very clear: the script for fiscal transformation has turned to a new page. Previously, it was "a thrill to sell land," and now it’s "central enterprise profits stepping in." Land finance is taking a backseat, while state-owned enterprise dividends take the spotlight—this economic drama is getting more interesting by the day. #白宫晚宴枪击事件 #Tether配合美国制裁冻结3.44亿涉案USDT
What does this mean? In a nutshell: the days of relying on land sales to support finances are officially over. It used to be that "land transfer fees were the main player"; now, it's "central enterprise profits taking the lead." Those monopolistic giants holding exclusive operating rights, who were coasting along making money, are now expected to step up—transformed into a genuine "second treasury."
From a macro perspective, this move is very clear: the script for fiscal transformation has turned to a new page. Previously, it was "a thrill to sell land," and now it’s "central enterprise profits stepping in." Land finance is taking a backseat, while state-owned enterprise dividends take the spotlight—this economic drama is getting more interesting by the day. #白宫晚宴枪击事件 #Tether配合美国制裁冻结3.44亿涉案USDT