| With the deepening of the reform of the commercial system,we have ushered in a new regulatory model centered on credit.This model ensures the stability and fairness of the market economy order by relying on the credit records and behavioral norms of enterprises.Compared to traditional regulatory methods,this model places more emphasis on information transparency,regulatory efficiency,and service level,and can effectively reduce the negative impact of non-performing enterprises on the market.In the future,with the continuous popularization of technology applications and the introduction of innovative mechanisms,credit based regulation will play an increasingly important role in China’s economic development.Credit regulation,as an extension and supplement to traditional regulatory methods,is an effective way to achieve modernization of market regulation.Since the 18th National Congress,with the development and changes of the new era,the relationship between the Chinese government and the market has also entered a new era,presenting the content,methods,and characteristics of the new era.The gradual promotion and deepening of the reform of decentralization,credit supervision system,and business environment construction fully reflect the characteristics of this relationship,and also comprehensively reproduce the five major functions of the government under China’s market economy system.Enterprise credit supervision is not only the construction of market commercial credit and economic order,but also an important content of social credit and social order.In recent years,the construction of the social credit system in Linyi City has also been continuously developing to a deeper level,striving to create a golden brand of Credit Linyi.On January 9,2023,Linyi City successfully established a typical city for the construction of Shandong Province’s social credit system,helping Linyi City to take the construction of its credit system to a new level.This article takes the market supervision department of L County in Linyi City as an example,based on information asymmetry theory and responsive supervision theory.Through empirical research on the enterprise credit supervision of L County Market Supervision Administration,we found that there are some problems in the supervision subject,supervision object,and supervision mechanism of grassroots market supervision departments,which need to be improved and improved.Firstly,there is a lack of collaborative awareness among regulatory entities and unclear division of responsibilities,resulting in uneven levels of their abilities.Secondly,in terms of regulatory objects,the institution faces problems such as weak credit awareness and a lack of credit culture.Finally,there are many problems in the enterprise credit management mechanism.We have reflected on these issues and conducted in-depth research and analysis of the underlying reasons.In order to better improve credit supervision,effective measures need to be taken from the following three aspects:firstly,in terms of regulatory entities,it is necessary to actively promote the diversification of co governance entities,such as clarifying the allocation of rights and responsibilities between different collaborative departments,better playing the role of third-party credit institutions in assisting,and improving the professional level of regulatory teams.Secondly,in terms of regulatory objects,it is necessary to strengthen the construction of corporate credit culture,strengthen the awareness of corporate subject responsibility,and strengthen relevant publicity to establish a corporate credit management mechanism.Finally,in terms of regulatory mechanisms,there is great potential to improve and perfect supporting mechanisms and systems.This not only includes establishing a sound legal system for market credit supervision,improving big data platforms,and other basic elements,but also includes refining the double random inspection system and further improving detailed regulations such as reward and punishment mechanisms.These comprehensive measures are expected to help grassroots market regulatory authorities better improve the effectiveness of credit supervision. |
