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河南省翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字：financial crisis, rather than promote competition and improve efficiency. In fact, China's network industry regulation on competition reforms started early, in the 1980s, government industries, tariff reform in general has gone through two stages: First, service charges of up phase. At this stage, the main purpose of the tariff adjustment is to eliminate a large number of hidden subsidies, and the resulting distortions in order to reflect the true cost of providing services; second stage of tariff reduction, which is most evident is the telecommunications industry. The price of tariff reduction on the one hand reflects the technical advances to reduce the cost, it also reflects the internal reform and regulatory reform and competition brought about increased efficiency. From the 90's, the network began to gradually deepen the reform of the industry, the most prominent manifestation of this is to accelerate the pace of the introduction of market翻譯市場(chǎng)行情價(jià)格多少錢 competition, especially competition in the market翻譯市場(chǎng)行情價(jià)格多少錢: in the telecommunications field, allowing China Unicom operate basic telecommunications services, especially in mobile phones and increased value sector, has formed a certain degree of competition; in the power industry, as do fund-raising power, and to encourage a variety of financing methods, the power generation sector of the competitive situation has been basically formed; in other network industries, some sectors, but also the formation of a certain level of competition. With the monopoly industry price increases, profits increase, competition, monopoly system has been gradually been broken, and now, the price is not low level of price regulation of monopoly industries, the main problem. But, after all, these industries are not perfectly competitive industry, price regulation in a number of problems still exist, so prices翻譯價(jià)格費(fèi)用 need further regulation, only to change the previous regulatory approach. At present, China's natural monopoly in the telecommunications industry, electricity, rail transport, water and gas supply infrastructure in major price to take "cost-plus
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