The so-called pillar industry is that under the key support of the state, a certain industry is valued, which can drive the upstream and downstream industrial chains, thereby driving economic development, and ultimately achieving the purpose of developing the economy and improving GDP.
For a long time after the reform and opening up, real estate was our pillar industry. Many people suggest that the manufacturing industry should be taken as the next pillar industry, which is the general direction and is necessary, and now the state also attaches great importance to it. For example, for new energy, the support is not small.
I suggest that we increase support for the maternal and infant industry, reward childbirth, and fundamentally relieve the worries of women of childbearing age. There are more pregnancies and more children, and the maternal and infant industry will usher in great development. A new industrial chain has been formed, driving the prosperity of other industries.
The country's economic construction needs people, and national defense needs people, and people cannot be produced by factories, but can only be produced by individual families.
People are not only family members, but also members of society. It's okay for a family to not want offspring, but it's okay for the country to have no ** people. In this way, the social attributes of human beings are of greater significance. In that case, why can't the state support it more?Do you have to bear it individually?
Having one child takes up most of a person's energy and time, and if two children are born, the mother basically can't go to work. If you can't go to work, you don't have an income, and given this situation, young people may choose not to have a second child. The state only allows the birth of a second child, but there is no supporting policy, so everyone is still reluctant to have a child. There are also three children, just talk about giving birth, how to raise them?
At present, there are various allowances or subsidies for childbirth, but they are too few to solve the fundamental problem. It is recommended to increase and then increase.
It is said that both Japan and Russia have strong incentives for childbirth, and we are fully capable of doing so now.
The upstream and downstream industrial chains of the maternal and infant industry include: matchmaking services, engagement supplies, wedding supplies and services, pregnancy preparation products, pregnancy preparation training, housekeeping industry, early education industry, kindergarten, etc.
When the population comes up, the demand is there, the economy develops, and many problems, including housing prices, are solved.
If the population problem is not solved, everything else is in the air!