Survey shows: Nearly 70% private enterprises find it difficult to borrow from banks

Xinhua Beijing, November 14 (reporter Bai Jiechun, Guo Xiaolan) The State Council Development Research Center China Entrepreneur Survey system 14th released a survey, 67% of the private business operators found it difficult to borrow from the bank, of which 29.1% think "difficult", 20.6% think "more difficult", 17.3% think　　"Very difficult."　　Compared to the state-owned and state-controlled enterprises in the situation is significantly better than private enterprises, 59.6% think the loan difficulties, 26.9% of them think "difficult", 19.4% think "more difficult", 13.3% think "very difficult". Capital shortage is a long-standing problem of Chinese enterprises, especially private enterprises. Historically, most years of "capital-intensive" enterprises have more than "normal" proportion. At the beginning of the financial crisis, due to the sharp contraction of the market, the sudden contraction of capital chain, corporate capital tension intensified.　　With the government's active fiscal policy and moderately loose monetary policy, the early introduction of the 4 trillion-yuan economic stimulus plan, the enterprise's financial tension has been significantly eased. According to the survey, 41.3% of the companies now think capital is tight. In 2007, the proportion of firms that chose Capital was 44%, 2008 was 56.5%, and 2009 was reduced to 49.2% in the first quarter.