On May 15, the famous economist Ren Zeping posted on Weibo: "It is proposed to introduce a five-year ban on the sale of fuel vehicles, south of Hebei, vigorously develop new energy, dual carbon, and expand domestic demand." ”
This suggestion quickly aroused heated discussions among netizens. In the discussion of netizens, some people believe that Ren Zeping's proposal is a "purchase restriction order" that will unfairly restrict fuel vehicle buyers. They believe that people who buy fuel vehicles are not out of concern for the environment, but to save money or pursue speed, and they should be given the right to choose. Some netizens also expressed support for the ban on the sale of fuel vehicles, believing that this is a necessary measure for environmental protection; But some netizens worry that this will have a huge impact on the auto industry, affecting employment and economic development.
However, some netizens are still skeptical of Ren's proposal. They believe that the ban on the sale of fuel vehicles will deal a devastating blow to the automobile industry, and there are still many technical and market problems in new energy vehicles.
In short, whether Ren Zeping's proposal can be implemented needs further observation and discussion. In any case, we should recognize the importance of environmental protection and sustainable development, and actively take steps to protect our planet and future intergenerational equity.
In order to attract everyone's attention, Ren Zeping bombarded Apple 6 times in 9 days, spitting on how Apple mobile phones discriminated against prices and cut "high-end" leeks? Before 2018, the price of iPhones in China and the United States without tax (the official website price minus the VAT and other taxes marked by it) was an average premium of 300 yuan for entry-level models and 600 yuan for high-end models.
It is reported that Ren Zeping graduated from the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University as a postdoctoral fellow and Chinese Min University with a doctorate in economics. He used to be the deputy director of the research office of the macro department of the Development Research Center of the State Council, the managing director and chief macro analyst of Guotai Junan Securities Research Institute, the chief economist (vice president level) of Evergrande Group and the president of Evergrande Economic Research Institute, and the invited chief economist of Soochow Securities. He is currently the vice president of the China Private Economy Research Association.