Shanghai’s Experience in the Reform of “Release Management and Service” and the Implications for the Construction of a Unified Big Market in the Yangtze River Delta

Abstract

As a significant undertaking aimed at reinforcing the reform of the administrative system and catalyzing the transformation of government functions since the 18th National Congress of the CPC, the “release of admin - istrative services” reform has yielded discernible outcomes. These outcomes include the reduction of market entry barriers, the promotion of equitable competition among market participants, and the establishment of a streamlined business environment. The CPC Central Committee has made it abundantly clear that Shanghai must assume the role of trailblazer, pioneering reform and opening up initiatives while also serving as a van - guard of innovation and development. In accordance with the directives outlined by the General Secretary, Shanghai has established a comprehensive regulatory model for the “release of services” reform initiative. This model boasts a wealth of successful experiences and is currently being implemented in the context of the Yangtze River Delta unified market. The model involves the establishment of a collaborative and cooperative regulatory mechanism for the Yangtze River Delta region, the formulation of comprehensive regulatory guide - lines, and the establishment of a specialized research and innovation center. Inspiration.