According to the World Bank's statistical report, the final consumption expenditure of developed countries generally accounts for about 80% of GD. P, and the developing countries generally have more than 70%. In the past 30 years, due to the rapid economic growth of China, the investment rate is higher The consumption rate shows a steady downward trend. The final consumption expenditure as a percentage of GD. P fluctuates between 55% and 65%. Since 2001, the consumption rate has remained below 60%. National consumption in the national economy The proportion is significantly lower than the international average. It can be inferred from this passage that China's consumption policy should be adjusted to. ['Maintain the current level of national consumption and maintain certain stamina for the development of the national economy.', 'Further increase the level of national consumption and maintain the steady and rapid development of the national economy.', 'Continue to carry forward the fine tradition of hard work and strive to promote a steady decline in water consumption.', 'Actively promote advanced consumption and strive to exceed 80% of the consumption indicators of developed countries.']