What does the government bailout fund mean?
The government bail-out fund refers to a special fund set up by the government to solve the capital turnover difficulties of private enterprises, which is distributed in the form of policy loan financing and loan discount. Proper use of bail-out funds will help enterprises to develop steadily and protect market players, thus ensuring residents' employment and basic people's livelihood. The bail-out fund itself is to help enterprises tide over difficulties, which is the original intention of the bail-out fund. However, when choosing the object, we should also consider the social demonstration role of the enterprise. Not all enterprises are on the list of bail-outs. Compared with many listed companies, funds are never enough. Therefore, when choosing the target, we must set an example, so that those law-abiding and self-motivated enterprises can get priority treatment, and those who work hard can't suffer, let alone those who violate the law and discipline.