Traditional way of displaying market price

According to the price law, China implements three price forms: market-regulated price, government-guided price and government-set price. Market-regulated price refers to the price set by operators independently and formed through market competition; Government-guided price refers to the price set by the government price department or other relevant departments in accordance with the provisions of the price law, and the benchmark price and its floating range are stipulated according to the pricing authority and scope to guide operators; Government pricing refers to the price set by the government price department or other relevant departments according to the provisions of the price law and the pricing authority and scope. At present, in the total sales of all social goods, the proportion of market-regulated prices is about 95%, and the proportion of government pricing and government guidance prices is only about 5%.