[National Development and Reform Commission: Pilot marketization of factors launches first batch of 56 generalizable experiences] On October 20, the National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference today (20th). The relevant person in charge introduced that in September last year, China launched a comprehensive reform pilot of market-based allocation of factors in 10 regions. After one year of implementation, the first batch of 56 innovative measures and experiences with promotion value have been formed, and a series of positive results have been achieved. In terms of land factors, the pilot areas focused on issues such as the mismatch between land supply methods and market demand and the increase in land costs in the approval process, and accelerated the reform of market-oriented allocation of land factors. In terms of environmental resource factors, various localities have focused on issues such as imperfect value accounting and poor trading channels, accelerating the improvement of market-based trading mechanisms for resource and environmental factors, and broadening the paths for value realization. In terms of new elements such as data, various localities are accelerating exploration around the definition of property rights, circulation and transactions, income distribution, and security governance.