[National Development and Reform Commission: Take multiple measures to increase efforts to expand domestic demand] On October 20, the National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference for October. Zuo Gang, deputy director of the National Economic Comprehensive Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that in the next step, the National Development and Reform Commission will work with relevant departments to take greater efforts and more practical measures to effectively expand domestic demand. First, adhere to the combination of benefiting people's livelihood and promoting consumption, vigorously boost consumption, coordinate the promotion of employment, stabilize growth, and stabilize expectations, reasonably increase the proportion of public service expenditures in fiscal expenditures, promote the expansion and upgrading of commodity consumption, expand elderly care consumption, promote the development of cultural performing arts, tourism services, sports events and other industries, clean up and cancel unreasonable restrictive measures on consumption; second, adhere to the close integration of investment in things and investment in people, actively expand effective investment, and strengthen the 109 major projects of the "15th Five-Year Plan" and the "Six Zhangs" "Network" planning and construction will be coordinated to advance, accelerate the investment and use of new policy financial instruments, and increase shortcomings in areas such as social livelihood, technological innovation, industrial upgrading, security and resilience; third, improve the system and mechanism for expanding domestic demand, promote an efficient and smooth cycle of supply and demand, unify the basic institutional rules for property rights protection market access, improve the statistical tax assessment system that is conducive to the construction of a unified market, clean up and optimize unreasonable restrictive measures, and continue to deepen the reform of local government investment models and resident income distribution systems.