Messages:
The main responsibilities of the Bureau of Economic Operations Adjustment are: to monitor and forecast economic operation and make policy recommendations to regulate economic operation, coordinate and solve the major problems in economic operation; coordinate the supply of coal, electricity, oil, gas, heating and the guarantee of transportation of the same in the whole country, organize the emergency supply of coal, electricity, oil, gas, and other important supplies and coordinate their transportation; prepare plans for building systems and reserves for important emergency supplies, comprehensively coordinate and guarantee emergency supplies, and respond to major emergencies; and make proposals for arranging important emergency supply reserves and using national supply reserves. Since 2015, the Bureau has further undertaken major tasks, such as reducing production capacity in the coal industry, reducing the cost of real economy companies, and make summary report for cutting overcapacity, reducing excess inventory, deleveraging, lowering costs, and strengthening areas of weakness in the supply-side structural reforms.

In response to the new circumstance, tasks, and requirements of economic development, we will thoroughly implement the new development concept, establish an overall vision, adhere to the problem-oriented approach, enhance the awareness of innovation, and actively explore methods to regulate economic operation that are in line with the rules of the market economy. We will make contribution to the smooth operation and sustained growth of the economy.

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Function:
Monitor and forecast the situation of economic operation and make policy recommendations thereof, coordinate and solve the major problems in economic operation. Undertake related work in the supply-side structural reforms. Coordinate the supply of coal, electricity, oil, gas, heating and guarantee the transportation thereof, respond to relevant major emergencies, and make proposals for arranging relevant supply reserves and using the same.