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thesnailtail · 1 year ago

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i was dared to ask about the phantom thief minori au in the tags...

can we have details?

(also this au seems really cool)

;; well!!! >:D (also thank you!!)

;; small warning: later on there is a mention of hospitalisation and overworking yourself to the point of hospitalisation

;; minori and mizuki are partners at the start, two silly thieves doing silly things. the two detectives on their case are haruka and an! minori and mizuki's aliases are clover and amia.

;; the main way i can describe the next bit is: phantom thief minomizu -> ??? -> profit (domestic mizuan happens)

;; minori's reasoning for becoming a thief is that if she gets enough money from the things she takes then she can use it to make the world better right? robin hood reasoning. - haruka and an did notice the odd correlation between the heists and a sudden decrease in other crime and social problems in the area. but this thinking does lead to some unintended consequences later.

;; so now minori is the only phantom thief left in the area and haruka is the one trying to work out what the heck is going on with this case

;; then later on after haruka runs in on minori escaping and they have a very quick chat, minori worries that she offended haruka. so she calls up mizuki to give her a letter who then gives it to an who gives it to haruka.

;; that then leads to minori and haruka meeting on the roof of that detective agency and having a short little talk, mainly consisting on minori saying sorry over and over. haruka offhandedly mentions that she doesn't get paid enough for this job. so she goes to the building the next morning to get another letter from minori, this time with "just over four months of good paychecks for her" in money.

;; typical phantom thief shenanigans insue then minori almost gets shot. ive not explained it but my personal belief is rui was testing out the gun in his phantom thief card and minori happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. so she falls off of a rooftop and haruka catches her. luckily she's in casual clothes otherwise that might not have ended so well.

;; after a while this is when haruka and an get to fight. so canon haruka has problems overworking herself, well. well, haruka has to be reminded by an to eat, drink and sleep. she does the first two. she has not slept in a good week and has a caffeine dependency. so her and an argue (during which haruka is a jerk about it) about the state of her wellbeing until haruka collapses in the middle of it. and this kids is why you should take care of your health!

;; in the time when haruka is recovering in hospital, minori doesn't do any sort of heist because she feels bad. she thinks that she was the reason this happend. thought she visits haruka, saying that she was thankful for her catching her when she fell off of the building. and hey here's those unintended consequences from earlier! minori gets stuck in a loop of thoughts that are basically: she thought she was helping people, only for someone to get badly hurt because of her, so was she really even helping in the first place?

;; so when haruka gets back to her normal life, an is constantly worried about her at work. minori gets word from mizuki that she's alright. so she does one heist and no one comes.

;; she does another. and no one comes. she does a third and finally haruka shows up. so minori is absolutely panicking about if haruka's okay and haruka is just mildly annoyed at the fact this case is still ongoing. minori apologises for the problems she caused for haruka. at some point part of minori's disguise (probably the mask) falls off and haruka realises that one of the people who visited her most in the hospital was the person she's been chasing for the past 7 months-ish. yeah.

;; still working out how parts of it go on from there so im just gonna copy this bit from what i said earlier: phantom thief minori -> ??? -> profit (domestic minoharu happens)

;; other plot points im working on fitting in:

- minori gets her money from selling the things she steals to miku. miku encourages theft!

- married couple shizuai, they're a thing. main museum minori keeps stealing from so haruka has to deal with them a lot. in her sleep deprived state and it's not fun for anyone.

#yeah!! i love my silly ohantom thief au #it started out as me going phantom thief minori would be funny she could be phantom thief c or something #then slowly developing into me revising the economic causes of crime (strain theory)!#also fun fact i didnt know where to put! ambiguous minomizu is there in the sense they only call each other nicknames:#“mizu-chan!” “mino-chan!”#and also minori overhears haruka's name but not the last bit so she calls her “haru-chan!” haruka only calls her “phantom thief clover”

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bookworm-1196 · 2 months ago

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Ah yes the wonderful period of revision before exams where I have two tabs open on my computer : the constitutional law course I’m supposed to be revising and the document where I’m writing my fanfic (I also periodically take out my phone to play games)

#I got a passing grade while guessing half the answers to last year’s exam so I should be fine #but I’m revising anyway bc I am fueled partly by academic validation #wait until I start revising economics and having an existential crisis bc I understand nothing #exam season #I’m writing a Pandalily fic btw #pandalily

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tentakrool · 2 months ago

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some facts about robert prevost (leo xiv) that i think are important to know:

while he was born in chicago, he has spent the vast majority of his life outside of america. he went to rome at a young age, then spent most of his priesthood in peru

pope leo xiii was well known for his interest in social justice -- the fact that prevost chose this name may show that he also nurses an interest

he was one of pope francis' closest advisors

he's described as being balanced in terms of his outlook, but has progressive views on some specific issues, including migrants and poverty

he is relatively young -- we will probably have pope leo xiv for a long time

quote from CBS article: "While Prevost is seen overall as a centrist, on some key social issues he's viewed as progressive. He has long embraced marginalized groups, a lot like Francis, who championed migrants and the poor."

another quote: "Cardinal George of Chicago, of happy memory, was one of my great mentors, and he said: 'Look, until America goes into political decline, there won't be an American pope.' And his point was, if America is kind of running the world politically, culturally, economically, they don't want America running the world religiously. So, I think there's some truth to that, that we're such a superpower and so dominant, they don't wanna give us, also, control over the church." -Robert Barron, bishop of a diocese in Minnesota

so while it does leave a bad taste in the mouth to have an american pope at this time, he is definitely not the kind of pope trump will like, nor will the conservative base. while he probably won't catapult the church into a lot of uncharted territory, he does look as if he will at the very least continue and support the work francis laid the groundwork for

additional information:

apparently he is involved in sexual assault coverups -- not fantastic, but to be honest the entire catholic church is so incredibly guilty of this it's not surprising

robert prevost has tweeted five times since joining twitter. one of those tweets was telling jd vance he does not understand love

updating information: "He didn't cover up those cases though. It seems like he opened the investigation in the case of the two women who were abused and encouraged them to go to the police, and then the investigation was closed by someone higher up than him afterwards. With the priest who abused kids, yes he let the abuser live at the priory—under supervision, which given that abusers have to live SOMEWHERE I'm glad that it was somewhere he was being observed. (In any case when the USCCB revised the rules two years later to be stricter, the abuser was moved somewhere else; Prevost was just following regulations as they existed at the time.) As for the accusations Sodalitum has made against him, Sodalitum themselves were dissolved last year for having a shitton of sexual abuse going on in their group, and since Prevost was part of shutting them down they hate his guts; any accusations they've made against him are extremely sus at best." this information seems reliable, but needs evidence attached to it. it is public knowledge that Sodalitum were dissolved (by Pope Francis).

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robert prevost was a high-ranking augustinian -- this order is notoriously pro-immigrant, pro-environment, and anti-materialism to the point of criticising capitalism

i already mentioned that the previous pope leo was something of a social activist. specifically, pope leo xiii specifically championed worker's rights

update: since taking the papal seat leo xiv (prevost) has specifically called out ai as a threat to the world and its workers, comparing leo xiii’s campaign for laborers to his own dedication to addressing this growing concern

#conclave #pope leo xiv #new pope #catholic church #catholicism

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udarnikprincess · 4 months ago

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Kautsky is that you

#economism #this is such a silly argument #lenin was a marxist because he adapted marx's ideas into the era of imperialism without revising the core elements of marxist theory #and proved through action as well as ideological discourse the merits of his theory #quite frankly i do trust a theorist who was a revolutionary more than one who was simply a theorist to have a better #understanding of how to implement a transitional socialist government

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sriinabooks · 6 months ago

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thehansindiaseo · 9 months ago

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Delhi CM Atishi Revises Wages for Unskilled and Skilled Workers

Delhi CM Atishi revises minimum wages for unskilled, semi-skilled, and skilled workers, aiming to uplift workers' living standards and improve economic conditions.

#Delhi wage revision #worker wages Delhi #CM Atishi minimum wages #skilled worker wages Delhi #economic upliftment Delhi workers #Delhi minimum wages #Atishi wage revision #workers wages #Revised minimum wages for skilled and unskilled workers in Delhi

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examtipsuk · 1 year ago

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Creating the Perfect Study Schedule for GCSE Economics Revision

It might be difficult to revise for GCSE Economics, but you can make the process efficient and manageable with a well-planned study plan. A perfect study schedule helps you cover all necessary topics and ensures you retain the information and stay motivated. Through this particular blog, you will come to explore how to create the ideal study schedule for GCSE Economics Revision, offering practical tips and strategies to help you succeed.

Understanding the Importance of a Study Schedule

Why a Study Schedule is Essential

A study schedule is crucial for several reasons:

Organisation: It helps you organise your study time effectively, ensuring you cover all topics systematically.

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Regular Breaks: Short breaks to avoid burnout and maintain concentration.

Review Sessions: Regular reviews to reinforce learning and ensure retention.

Flexibility: Some flexibility to adjust for unexpected events or difficulties with certain topics.

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1. Assess Your Current Situation

Before you start planning, assess your current situation:

Evaluate Your Strengths and Weaknesses: Identify which topics you are confident in and which ones you find challenging.

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Set Your Goals: Define what you want to achieve with your revision, such as mastering specific topics or aiming for a certain grade.

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Key Theories: Classical, Keynesian, and other economic theories.

Case Studies and Examples: Important case studies and real-world examples that illustrate economic principles.

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Allocate specific time slots for each topic based on their priority:

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Medium Priority Topics: Regular but shorter sessions.

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Daily Sessions: Divide your daily study time into focused sessions for different topics.

Weekly Overview: Create a weekly overview to ensure all topics are covered.

Review Sessions: Include regular review sessions to reinforce your learning.

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Active learning techniques can enhance your understanding and retention of economic concepts:

Summarization: Write summaries of key concepts in your own words.

Mind Maps: Create mind maps to visually organise information.

Practice Questions: Solve past paper questions and sample problems.

Group Study: Talk about issues with friends to acquire a variety of viewpoints.

7. Schedule Regular Breaks

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Flexibility: Be flexible and willing to make changes if certain topics require more time than anticipated.

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Stay Consistent

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Stay Organised

Keeping your study materials organised is crucial for efficient revision. Start by setting up a dedicated study space free from distractions. Use folders, notebooks, and binders to categorise and store your notes, assignments, and study resources. To ensure that you can quickly locate what you need when you need it, label everything clearly. Digital tools can also be incredibly useful for staying organised. Use apps and software to create digital notes, flashcards, and to-do lists. Organise your digital files into folders and back them up regularly to prevent loss of important materials.

Stay Motivated

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Seek Support

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Take Care of Yourself

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Conclusion

Creating the perfect study schedule for GCSE Economics Revision involves careful planning, consistent effort, and regular review. By assessing your strengths and weaknesses, prioritising topics, and incorporating active learning techniques, you can optimise your revision process. Remember to stay organised, motivated, and flexible to adjust your schedule as needed. With a well-structured study plan, you’ll be well on your way to mastering GCSE Economics and achieving your academic goals. Exam Tips is your go-to brand for mastering GCSE Economics revision. We offer tailored study schedules, organisational tools, motivational strategies, and expert support to ensure your success. Our comprehensive resources and personalised approach help you stay consistent, organised, and focused, while also emphasising the importance of self-care. Excel in your exams with Exam Tips!

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identittie-crisis · 1 year ago

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AS Level Exams

so for everyone that doesn’t know (which is everyone) i finally finished all six of my exams, with my last two exams being today. i had three exam boards with two papers for each subject i took. here are the names of my subjects and their exam boards

AS Level Economics — Edexcel

AS Level Business — AQA

AS Level Law — Eduqas WJEC

each exam was 1 hour and 30 minutes. however, i had 25% extra time and so my exams were actually 1 hour and 53 minutes.

i found that all the paper 1’s (first exam paper) were pretty easy (WHAT?) and that the paper 2’s were a bit harder.

the law paper 1 contained questions with topics pertaining to: rule of law, ADR, statutory interpretation (these are all i remember as i did those questions. there were two more questions with different topics but i didn’t pick them). whereas the law paper 2 had questions on criminal law and tort law with the topics pertaining to: strict liability offences, OAPA 1861 s18 and s20, OLA 1957, primary and secondary victims in relation to psychiatric injury, coincidence of actus reus and mens rea, thin skull rule in legal causation, duty of care in relation to negligence, and a final topic that i cannot remember for the life of me

economics paper 1 section A was ridiculously easy with questions asking for definitions of words like ceteris paribus and so on. don’t really remember section B. all i know that it wasn’t good but it wasn’t terrible. paper 2 had harder questions in both section A and B, asking for the definition of the marginal propensity to consume and so on. section B was all about plastic and taxes. not fun.

business paper 1 asked about debt factoring and whatnot (i don’t remember since it was last friday (,: i’m praying i passed) and paper 2 was all about labour productivity and retaining employees with a side of the market mix and suppliers

Now let’s play a game of ‘how delayed were the exams?’

please bear in mind that it’s literally the invigilators job to make sure the exam starts on time.

Economics AS Level — not delayed!!

Business AS Level — 10 minutes :/

Law AS Level — not delayed!!

Economics AS Level — 44 minutes :3

Law AS Level — 30 minutes…

Business AS Level — 2 minutes ^-^

i want everyone to know that not only did i have extra time for my exams but also a smaller room. the biggest amount of people i’ve been in a room with has been with 6 others…

#final exams #exams #as levels #as law #as business #as economics #law exam #business exam #economics exam #edexcel #eduqas wjec #aqa #my business and law exams are on the same fucking days #thankfully they didn’t clash and i had some time to revise in between #praying i get a passing grade so i can get into next year

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makemycitybreak · 2 years ago

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Okay but just imagine if I study really hard and effectively and get a 45/45 just imagine it ok

#cus like a 7 in math is just a shitton of practice questions #english and swedish should be fairly easy 7s with some practice and lots of reading #philosophy is just giving myself a lot of time to understand povs and thought structures #biology and economics is a lot of revision and memorizing #I mean I can do all that #well no probably not but like yes I can like possibly

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chow0w · 16 days ago

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I’d honestly love to see your take on fashion for all of the tribes! I always love seeing world-building in the fork of fashion!

Thank you so much!! I'm trying to branch out and tie fashion in with lore/culture - I genuinely lost the plot with this one but you have to walk with me like WALK with me right now. come here.

Scarlet and the Skywings: A discussion on fashion, politics and culture

About this image: Queen Scarlet crawls out of her own self-portrait, looking down at Tourmaline and the Skywings in fury. She does not notice the Guillotine above her or the fire below her, focused only on her daughter who looks up in defiance. The words 'Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité' are repeated in the background, and Tourmaline's wings are drawn to look like rays of sun.

Setting the scene - Skywings and the French

I won't pretend to know the Skywing kingdom inside out, but tailwind's section in guide to the tribes gives good insight to the kingdom's situation during Scarlet/Firestorm's reign. the extract suggests that the Skywing kingdom was an economically thriving center for the arts, as well as a kingdom which followed some semblance of an aristocracy with noble families and an upper/lower class divide - similar to the situation of pre-revolution France.

We must also consider the scope of how bad things actually were before/during Queen Scarlet's reign. Social class is never directly mentioned in canon, but it could easily be reasoned (from her + Queen Firestorm's behavior) that Scarlet's rule created tons of problems for the kingdom's commoner. between fighting 20 years of sandwing succession war, uprooting major cultural practices and dumping heinous amounts of money into self-portraits, it's safe to say Scarlet and her mother were probably the two worst things that could ever happen to the average working Skywing. Like this is the Queen who threw Osprey (A public figure old enough to be long loved) into a ravine for... teaching Peril the law.

Starved of kingdom funding, ripped from their culture and sent off to die in a sandwing war, I really feel that the Skywings deserved to crash out French style on their high society.

(That's not to say that I dislike the canon plot of the kingdom: in fact, I think it's good - it completes its duty as a plot device and still manages to make sense and be cool. If I was Tui, I would absolutely call it a day there. Lucky for me, I'm a tumblr artist and not a bestselling author. I get to write about violent revolutions.)

The revised timeline

Given the context on why I think the Skywings needed a good revolution, here's how I personally would've structured the timeline after Scarlet's rule, including the events of Escaping Peril. If you haven't read that book, I suggest skipping down to the next image.

Scarlet comes into power. Bad things happen to everyone. Skywings are pissed for 20 years, but between the war, economic issue and the fire demon (Peril) nobody really has the energy to revolt. They stay quietly angry, and (perhaps) form something similar to the chrysalis.

One day, the dragonets of destiny arrive - something happens in the arena and the tyrant is gone. The kingdom sits in aftershock for a moment, before springing into gleeful celebration. The real bloodbath is never for Scarlet - presumed to be dead or missing, they turn to the Skywing nobles who supported her instead. The WoF wiki states Skywings enjoy entertainment and fighting alike, so I like to think their last gritty celebration of freedom was making the (oppressive) aristocracy their last arena victims. Dragons like Tailwind (born into nobility but low-lying or unsupportive) were probably spared.

Queen Ruby is elected to be the new skywing ruler by default - some Skywings may feel hesitant or reluctant to have Scarlet's daughter in power, but tradition + scares of another sandwing-type war keep them from kicking her out. She does a great job, so it doesn't matter anyways and they love her.

Scarlet comes back in Escaping Peril, and for a brief moment the kingdom is turned upside down. Stories spread like wildfire, and the Skywing population are ignited with a new sense of rage at their old Queen's return. At this point, I don't even think Peril's presence would be able to stop riots and uprise on the streets.

Ruby challenges Scarlet and the canon ending happens, or Peril (somehow) realizes Ruby is Tourmaline another way and the fight can be avoided altogether. Instead, the nature of Tourmaline's erasure (using animus magic, changing her identity) is so offensively un-Skywing that the population snaps and jump Scarlet together, right then and there. She dies like Scar from the lion king.

Back to the fashion - high society

Plot lost, plot recovered. I will talk about fashion now - starting with that of the aristocracy (specifically during Scarlet and Firestorm's reign.)

Extravagant garments crown the nature of upper-class fashion: big bows, long dresses, feathered headpieces and fur wigs are what make you well-dressed here. Curiously, upper-class Skywing attire is not very Skywing at all: imports are in, tradition is out! The dragons of the aristocracy order pearls from the sea, pelts from the north and the finest tailors to put it together. As the sandwing succession war starts, trade deals are interrupted and these garments become rarer: more valuable.

Function and Logistics

These garments are generally viewed as unisex, with the urge to be best dressed outcompeting the urge to have gendered clothing within society. Most of them have intricate mechanical makeup, which is a landmark to the Skywings and their long history of design. Copper wires braided together are bent to form skirt cages, and headdresses are fashioned in place using a complicated network of leather bands and iron clips. Putting these outfits on would undoubtedly require a team of assistants: maids clip the headdress in place while tailors edit the radius of the skirt cage, fixing it in place with a small plume of flame. The final result is a splendorous, inconvenient piece of clothing meant to show your wealth and absolutely nothing else. I imagine that flying is near impossible with these garments (or - one can fly, at the expense of their gown) so most dressing and undressing is done within palace walls.

Queen Scarlet and her mother, obsessed with beauty, would likely uphold these garments as a uniform standard within balls and celebrations. Skywings were expected to look as best as they could, with absolutely no exceptions and a very deadly consequence for disobedience. Fashion is always, in some aspect, political; seeing this type of needless extravagance as a working-class Skywing would've undoubtedly sparked anger, and I'm sure the French revolutionaries would agree.

Clothing for the Skywings: past and present

As it tends to, the fashion of the elites will bleed into the world around it - and with the removal of their culture and tradition, the Skywings of the kingdom would most likely follow suit in how they dressed themselves - abandoning traditional garb in fear of Queen Scarlet, and adopting new fashion trends.

These trends would include simplified, practical versions of High-class clothing: petticoats and puff sleeves replace pearl necklaces, fitting in with societal expectations while still being functional. These coats could be used to store day-to-day necessities like gold coins, trinkets or herbal medicines, with the sleeves made from thinly stretched fabric. Some Skywings may choose to embroider their coats and shirts, or even wear a hat - a slightly impractical item which could be used to flaunt one's financial security. While this fashion is nice, I'm sure lots of Skywings would be old enough to remember their traditional wear: some may even have it in their home, tucked away in the attic with other relics of home.

I imagine these garments were much more fluid in shape: made to be beautiful and flyable, they consisted of long fabrics trailing down from the base of one's neck, made from local materials found on the mountain - feathers, wool, flower dyes etc. The clothes themselves were beautifully detailed through pattern, not shape: beads, embroidery and stitching could be used to create a high-class garment, which would be used during weddings or balls. Some hats may have also been present, although these would still be largely difficult to fly with. These clothes probably returned as the Skywing kingdom began to heal, alongside the old traditions buried under tyranny.

When sketching these garments, I looked to traditional Kazakh clothing for inspiration, as both cultures share their mountainous location and use of local material. I understand that Kazakh and French clothing are different fashions from wildly different cultures, and the only reason this really works is because I'm writing in the context of fictional dragon world and not real human world. I considered keeping the fashion solely French, but honestly they're both so beautiful I had to include Kazakh clothing too!

Choosing which cultures to investigate is always the hardest part about making these posts, and so I'm trying to incorporate a lot of diversity as I plan - and maybe even explore one tribe in the lens of multiple cultures.

If you made it all the way down here, thank you so much for reading along! Writing about lore and culture is SO fun, and I really appreciate all of you who've inquired about fashion/culture within the other tribes! These posts take a little bit longer to make, so I'm aiming for one a week but we'll see. To anyone interested, my art contest is still going until the end of June! If you're a regular on this blog you will have heard this too often and want to jump me, but please have mercy.

You can find more info and enter here, in my discord server!

later ヾ(`ヘ´)ﾉﾞ

#wings of fire #wof #art #character design #wof redesign #wof headcannon #wof skywings #skywings wof #wof queen scarlet #queen scarlet #queen scarlet wof #queen firestorm wof #tailwind wof #wof fashion #wof tribe

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asgfegaesa · 4 months ago

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Member Zhang Yi: The development prospects of the private economy are broad and promising

In the early spring of 2025, the convening of the private enterprise symposium stirred up the enthusiasm of thousands of private entrepreneurs. General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out that "the development prospects of the private economy in the new era and new journey are broad and promising, and it is the right time for private enterprises and private entrepreneurs to show their talents." This is not only an affirmation of the historical contributions of private enterprises, but also a strong impetus to enhance the confidence of private enterprises in development.

In recent years, a number of policy documents have been issued, including the "Opinions of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Creating a Better Development Environment to Support the Reform and Development of Private Enterprises" and the "Opinions of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Promoting the Development and Growth of the Private Economy". The policy warm wind demonstrates the firm determination of "two unshakable". At the same time, the legislative process of the law to promote the private economy has accelerated. From property rights protection to market access, from fair competition to rights and interests relief, the legal framework has been continuously improved, giving private enterprises and private entrepreneurs a "reassurance" of the rule of law.

The rule of law is the cornerstone of the healthy development of private enterprises. General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized that "we must resolutely remove all obstacles to the equal use of production factors and fair participation in market competition in accordance with the law." The Central Economic Work Conference proposed that we must "maintain a fair and just market environment and a clean business environment." This has greatly boosted the confidence of private entrepreneurs. In order to implement the spirit of the central government's instructions, it is imperative to improve and implement market-related legal systems. The revision of the "Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China" should be completed as soon as possible, and the Anti-Monopoly Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, Price Law and "National Unified Market Construction Guidelines (Trial)" and other laws and regulations should be strictly enforced to strengthen the rigid constraints of fair competition review and law enforcement supervision;

Market supervision departments should strengthen law enforcement supervision and compliance guidance in an orderly manner for key industries and fields, effectively strengthen accountability for major illegal acts of business entities, and light up the light of the rule of law for private enterprises to set sail.

Innovation-driven, a new engine for high-quality development of private enterprises. At present, a new round of scientific and technological revolution is reshaping the global economic landscape, and private enterprises have become an important force in cultivating new quality productivity. We must give full play to the important role of private enterprises in the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and industrial upgrading. In frontier fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, and biomedicine, we must establish a technology innovation system with enterprises as the main body and the market as the guide, support private enterprises to participate in major national scientific and technological projects, enhance their voice in the industrial chain, and promote the deep integration of industry, academia, and research, and activate the momentum of new quality productivity.

The government has introduced support and encouragement policies to promote private enterprises to increase R&D investment, encourage them to achieve independent control in key core technologies, and lay a solid foundation for new quality productivity. In addition, it is necessary to promote the digital transformation of private enterprises, realize the integration of digital economy and real economy, optimize production processes, improve management efficiency, and promote the digital upgrade of industrial chain and supply chain through technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence, so as to expand the space of new quality productivity.

Going out to sea, from product output to ecological co-construction, private enterprises have entered a new stage of international competition. Under the guidance of the "Belt and Road" initiative, more and more private enterprises have gone abroad. Among the "new three" with strong exports, private enterprises contribute more than half. Among the world's top 500 companies, the number of private enterprises has increased from 28 in 2018 to 34. Whether it is the overseas layout of the manufacturing industry,

Whether it is the cross-border expansion of the service industry, private enterprises have demonstrated strong competitiveness. By participating in international competition, private enterprises can not only improve their own technical level and management capabilities, but also contribute to the development of national economic globalization. However, going overseas also faces many challenges. From cultural differences to policy barriers, from market risks to legal disputes, private enterprises need to continue to learn and adapt on the road to internationalization. In this regard, the government should strengthen relevant policy guidance and support to help private enterprises better cope with the uncertainties in international competition.

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Member Zhang Yi: The development prospects of the private economy are broad and promising

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