What Is "Bottleneck" Restriction?

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Bottleneck constraint

Refers to a phenomenon that is visualized, such as infrastructure such as pportation and coal, electricity, oil and steel.

energy

The development and supply capacity of raw materials lags behind the growing demand for national economic and social development, and has become a constraint factor for the overall operation of the national economy.

national

Economics

The speed of development depends to a large extent on the affordability of these infrastructures and basic industries.

Just like a bottle, because its neck is thinner than the bottle body, it limits the flow of liquid in the bottle smoothly, and it can only trickle slowly. No matter how thick the bottle is and how big the capacity is, the flow is limited by the size of the bottle neck.

Therefore, if we want to achieve sustained, rapid and healthy development of the national economy and achieve the strategic goal of "three steps" and build our country into a modern socialist power in the near future, we must speed up the adjustment of industrial structure, take effective measures to eliminate "bottle neck" constraints, and strive to make these basic industries advance, and create a good foundation for national economic and social development.