2. Market access system is the basic system for the state to intervene in the market. As the first link of government management, it is not only the starting point for the government to manage the market, but also a basic and extremely important economic and legal system under a series of modern market economy conditions.
3, its performance is that the state through legislation, the provisions of the market subject qualification conditions and procedures, and through the examination and approval and registration procedures. Market access system is the general name of various systems and norms related to the conditions and procedural rules for the state and government to allow citizens and legal persons to enter the market and engage in commodity production and business activities.
Legal basis: Decision of the Central Committee of China on Several Major Issues of Comprehensively Deepening Reform.
The first is the positioning of the negative list system of market access. The negative list system of market access refers to a series of institutional arrangements in which the State Council clearly lists industries, fields and businesses whose investment and operation are prohibited or restricted in the People's Republic of China, and governments at all levels take corresponding management measures according to law. Industries, fields, businesses, etc. outside the negative list of market access, all kinds of market entities can enter equally according to law.
Article 2 The implementation of the negative list system for market access is an important basis for giving play to the decisive role of the market in resource allocation. By implementing the negative list system of market access, giving market participants more initiative is conducive to implementing the autonomy of market participants and stimulating market vitality, forming a market environment in which all market participants use production factors equally according to law and participate in competition openly and fairly, forming a unified, open and competitive modern market system, and providing more space for giving play to the decisive role of the market in resource allocation.