By MLex Staff ( November 4, 2025, 08:08 GMT | Insight) -- China is seeking to strengthen both discipline and incentives for government officials as part of its plan for building a unified national market, signaling a dual-track approach that combines tighter institutional constraints with performance-based motivation to remove regional and sectoral fragmentation. In a recent commentary published in the official study guide for the newly issued 15th Five-Year Plan proposal, Luo Wen, party secretary and minister of the State Administration for Market Regulation outlined the plan’s core tasks for advancing the construction of a unified national market.China is seeking to strengthen both discipline and incentives for government officials as part of its plan for building a unified national market, signaling a dual-track approach that combines tighter institutional constraints with performance-based motivation to remove regional and sectoral fragmentation.In a commentary recently published in the official study guide for the newly issued 15th Five-Year Plan proposal, Luo Wen, party secretary and minister of the State Administration for Market Regulation, or SAMR, outlined the plan’s core tasks for advancing the construction of a unified national market....
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