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The Financial Support Research On China’s Cultural Industry Development

Posted on:2014-01-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y Y JiaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2235330392464854Subject:Public Finance
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A cultural industry, as a strategic development of the countries competing in the21st century “sunrise industry”, is an important way to enhance the country’s “softpower”. Throughout the world today, the rapid development of the cultural industryhas been overwhelming, to become one of the fastest growing industries. Manydeveloped countries in the strong government support, focusing on the developmentof superior information and cultural industries, in order to improve its internationalcompetitiveness. From the point of view of long-term development in China, thedevelopment of China’s cultural industry is facing a less efficient allocation ofresources, lack of financial investment, duplication of input and output is low, the taxpolicy is imperfect, and many other problems, and these problems are hindering ourthe development of the cultural industries. Growing in recent years, China’s economicdevelopment, fiscal revenue growing strength of strong, China already has increasedyear by year funding of cultural construction conditions. However, the practice showsthat the rapid growth of inputs did not fundamentally change the status quo of China’scultural industry development, still exists in the development of financial investmentand inefficient utilization of funds. China gradually introduced tax policy has played apositive role in the development of the cultural industries, but there are still manyinadequacies and imperfections. Therefore, in order to combine scientific andreasonable fiscal spending and tax policies to promote the development of China’scultural industry, making it a new growth point of national economy, we need toexplore a more scientific and effective development of cultural industries and taxationtheoretically support path.
Keywords/Search Tags:Cultural industries, Fiscal Tax policy, Reduction of tax
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