A professor's rebirth: I entered Tsinghua University in 1977.

The analysis made by those who understand the situation is very reasonable and basically "hit the heart" of Comrade Liu Hongyi, the county party secretary.

Liu Hongyi really wanted to give more bonuses to the cadres of Zhuang'an.

For Liu Hongyi, this was just a workaround. If he had the final say, what he would really want to do is give everyone in Zhuang'an a comprehensive "salary increase," improving the wages and benefits of all employees.

Giving out more money is also a legitimate way to invigorate the market, okay?

This is how many economists in later generations gave advice to the government, and the government adopted these suggestions many times.

But now, that's still a step too big.

Liu Hongyi would not be so careless as to not care about the consequences.

Precisely because he is a prophet and is familiar with the direction of the entire historical trend, he can carefully ensure that he is only "half a step" ahead, rather than a step ahead.

Half a step ahead is a genius, one step ahead is a madman.

Liu Hongyi understands this principle very well.

But those who understand are not wrong. Fiscal revenue has increased significantly. If we don't give more benefits to cadres and employees, it will seriously dampen their morale and they will not work as hard next year.

And there is one thing that people in the know don't understand, that is, Zhuang'an County's fiscal revenue this year is not expected to exceed four million, but will exceed six million.

After all, what the knowledgeable person heard was just gossip, and it is unlikely that he really knew the county's fiscal revenue situation this year.

The reason why fiscal revenue was able to double directly from 1.5 million to 6 million was mainly because most of the factories run by Liu Hongyi were state-owned or large collectives.

All profits, except for a portion reserved for expanded reproduction in the following year, must be turned over to the county treasury.

For example, the Chuzhou Commodity City, in the eyes of Zhuang'an's leaders, was a pure profit without any investment, a perfect opportunity. Construction funds and even the construction supervision team were all sent from Chuzhou, and Zhuang'an paid nothing but a piece of wasteland on the outskirts of the city.

The only expense is the land acquisition fee.

To be honest, the land acquisition funds in this era are really pitifully small.

The cost is almost negligible.

After the completion of Zhuang'an Commodity City, Zhuang'an will receive 40% of the income from all store rentals and sales.

Building No. 1, which has been completed, has a total construction area of ​​12,000 square meters.

Just tell me how much it can be sold for!

This is profit, not tax.

Zhuang'an County does not need to remit it to the city and province.

Before the tax-sharing system was implemented, tax revenue was distributed as follows: 69% was retained by local governments, and 31% was remitted to the central government. Consequently, in the decade or so following the reform and opening-up policy, a strange fiscal and taxation phenomenon emerged: the coastal regions, which developed first, became extremely wealthy, while the central and western regions remained impoverished, and the country remained relatively poor.

In order to solve this problem of lack of money, the country issues treasury bonds every year, which means borrowing money.

In just one year, Liu Hongyi successfully and completely alleviated the financial difficulties in Zhuang'an County.

Of course, the six million cannot all be used to pay salaries and bonuses.

If this is true, then Secretary Liu is short-sighted.

In addition to setting aside a portion to reward county cadres and employees for their hard work this year, more fiscal revenue will be used by Liu Hongyi to expand reproduction. Next year, he will continue to build factories and set up several large-scale state-owned companies, preparing to make them bigger and stronger and start the path of large-scale industrialization.

A portion of the funds should also be invested in people's livelihood.

In Liu Hongyi's opinion, Zhuang'an still has a poor foundation and makes money too slowly.

For example, Qinghua Technology Development Corporation, leveraging the robust research capabilities of Qinghua University, a leading institution, has seen exponential growth. Starting with a furniture and small appliance factory, it achieved annual profits exceeding 500 million yuan within five years.

If Zhuang'an had one percent of the scientific research capabilities of Qinghua University, why would Liu Hongyi be so "difficult" and look for people to cooperate in setting up a factory?

Therefore, it is very important to maintain high morale among cadres and staff across the county and further develop their intelligence and talents.

They may not be well educated, but they are not stupid at all and can come up with many good ideas. Some of these ideas would even surprise the prophet Liu Hongyi.

Liu Hongyi was not satisfied with Zhuang'an's development speed, but other cadres were very happy.

For example, Finance Bureau Director Li Ming is Liu Hongyi's most loyal supporter, his admiration for Secretary Liu unwavering. Every day, whether he has something to do or not, he must at least make a trip to the county party committee to show his face to Liu Hongyi and receive some instructions from him before returning to work with peace of mind.

"Secretary, we've made a fortune. How should we distribute the bonus?"

Now, Li Ming was "staying" in Liu Hongyi's office again and refused to leave. He asked with a grin, not caring at all that he was almost twenty years older than Liu Hongyi, looking like a "little fanboy" admiring him.

In addition, there is a quiet change in Zhuang'an, which the cadres themselves are not aware of. That is, a wave of learning Mandarin has quietly emerged throughout the county.

The purpose was to be able to speak Mandarin with Secretary Liu.

Comrade Liu Hongyi is working hard to learn the Zhuang'an dialect.

This is the "most beautiful two-way rush".

"You're the Finance Minister, so tell me, what's the right way to distribute the money?"

Li Ming was clearly confident and said with a smile, "Secretary, if you ask me, it would be best to send it to every unit."

"Issued to every unit?"

"Yes, Secretary, we're in the county, so we shouldn't be too involved in details. Especially you, the county party secretary, the top leader, can't possibly be in charge of every cadre and employee in the county. That would be tiring, wouldn't it?"

"My opinion is that it should be distributed according to the unit. Units with more cadres and staff should receive more, and units with fewer cadres and staff should receive less. As for how the money is distributed to their units, how they decide to reward outstanding workers or give everyone a year-end allowance is up to them. As long as no one complains, the county won't interfere..."

Li Ming chuckled, looking cunning.

Liu Hongyi couldn't help laughing.

Li Ming's role as a "fanboy" was not in vain, as he had figured out the mind of his "big brother".

Liu Hongyi was troubled by this distribution issue.

Li Ming directly suggested that it be distributed to various units, and then each unit would distribute it to individuals.

What that means is: we all have to shoulder the responsibility together, and Liu Hongyi cannot be left alone to shoulder this huge responsibility.

"Well, Lao Li, your suggestion is good."

"However, the county-wide summary and commendation conference must still be held. Comrades who have performed particularly well should be generously rewarded."