中国工业盐管理体制改革的现状和问题（Present situation and problems of industrial salt management system reform in China）.docVIP

中国工业盐管理体制改革的现状和问题（Present situation and problems of industrial salt management system reform in China） Article content | library home page article | query | Present situation and problems of industrial salt management system reform in China Lusci Original strategy and management in 2000 second Salt is closely related to peoples daily life, such as edible salt; at the same time, it is also the raw material of basic industry, especially chemical industry (caustic soda and soda ash), such as industrial salt. For the latter, China has always attached importance to its management. Since the founding of the peoples Republic of China, the plan management system has been implemented. In 1990, the State Council promulgated the regulations on the administration of salt industry. In 1994, the regulations on the administration of salt iodization to eliminate the harm caused by iodine deficiency were promulgated, and the salt monopoly measures were promulgated in 1996. With the gradual deepening of Chinas economic system reform, industrial salt can not be liberalized? How can the management system of industrial salt meet the requirements of the socialist market economy? Continue to implement the planned management system, or gradually to the socialist market economic system transition? Thus, a series of contradictions and problems arise. A, In China, the central government began its official monopoly on salt since the Warring States period. From then on, and has been a mainstay of tax official amassed the wealth and full strength. The monopoly of salt is based on the monopoly of salt. Salt is important for a persons existence cannot do without salt; two is the tax that is the pillar of salt. Historically, salt was used primarily for food. In the early years of the founding of the peoples Republic of China in 1950, salt accounted for 88.9% of total salt production, and only 6.2% of industrial salt. In 1987, the amount of industrial salt exceeded that of edible salt. In 1992, indu