In recent years, with the changes in the global economic pattern, domestic economic development strategies have gradually focused on"Inner circulation"。This model emphasizes making the most of the potential of the domestic market in order to stimulate economic growth.
In the internal circulation mode, the healthy development of the consumer market is particularly important. As the main body of consumption, ordinary people have naturally become the focus of attention. Their spending power not only has a direct impact on the vitality of the market, but also indirectly determines the stability and sustainability of the entire economic system.
However, in the midst of the economic tide, ordinary people are facing unprecedented economic pressures. The instability of the job market is like a war without gunpowder, making it difficult for workers to find a job. Young people face rising barriers to entry, while older people are at risk of reduced job security.
In addition, prices are common, from vegetables in the vegetable market to electronic products on e-commerce platforms, all of which are squeezing consumption space, making many families feel the pressure of the cost of living.
The vicious cycle of declining consumption often begins with a decline in income, leading to a decline in purchasing power, a backlog of inventories, and a loss of corporate earnings, which eventually forces companies to lay off employees or reduce investment, creating an obstacle to economic growth. All of this is quietly influencing the direction of the entire economy, proving the power of consumption. It can be a boom or a burden to growth.
Policymakers need to think deeply about how to reduce the economic burden on ordinary people and increase their spending power to ensure the effective implementation of internal circulation strategies. This not only involves the adjustment of economic policies, but also requires efforts to improve the quality of employment and control prices.
In order to build a healthy economic system, it is necessary to consider the roles and roles of consumers, businesses and policymakers to build a more balanced and sustainable economic development model.