1. Setting range of price adjustment fund. The price adjustment fund is set up to adjust some commodities that are prone to market price fluctuations and have a significant impact on the national economy and people's livelihood. These commodities mainly include agricultural and sideline products such as grain, cotton, oil, meat, eggs, vegetables and sugar. At present, the established price adjustment funds in China mainly include non-staple food price adjustment fund and grain risk adjustment fund.

2. Raising of price adjustment funds. From the experience of various places, the main sources of price adjustment funds are: the original price subsidies or budgetary allocations of staple foods such as grain, vegetables and pork by the government; Collecting from the society mainly involves hotels, tourism, construction, catering, service, industry and commerce, transportation and other industries.

3. The use of price adjustment funds. The first is to support commodity production. Including financial support for the construction of production bases for controlled commodities and incentives or subsidies for producers. The second is the policy price difference subsidy for circulation enterprises. Entrusted by the government or implementing the government's price policy, circulation enterprises buy goods at high prices and sell goods at a price level lower than the operating cost plus normal profits, resulting in policy losses. This part of the loss is paid by the government using the price adjustment fund. The third is to support market construction. The government can use the price adjustment fund to support the construction of wholesale markets and direct sales markets for certain commodities that are conducive to price control.