In order to convince the public that sacrificing certain labor rights is necessary to increase national economic growth, policy planning and propaganda usually adopt the following strategies: 1. **Emphasis on economic urgency**: Using detailed data and cases to show the challenges and urgency of the current economy, such as high unemployment, fiercely competitive international markets, or economic recession, a sense of urgency can be created that if no changes are made, the overall economy may face a greater crisis. 2. **Highlighting macroeconomic benefits**: Emphasizing the macroeconomic benefits that the policy will bring, such as increasing GDP, attracting foreign investment, promoting industrial upgrading, or enhancing international competitiveness. This is often linked to "long-term interests", that is, short-term pain in exchange for long-term prosperity. 3. **Creating jobs and investment opportunities**: Propaganda can be made to create more jobs or attract large investment projects by sacrificing certain rights. This makes the public feel that even if some rights are changed, new and broader economic opportunities can be brought about. 4. **Linking it to reform**: Linking the policy to modern economic reforms or innovations to make it appear advanced and in line with the trend of the times. For example, emphasizing the rapid adaptation to technological innovation and industrial changes through a flexible labor market. 5. **Use successful cases**: Cite successful cases from other countries or regions to demonstrate the positive economic impact of similar policies in other places. This international comparison can increase the credibility of the policy. 6. **Cultivate public opinion support**: Use the media, public relations activities and academic research to shape favorable public opinion, which may include hiring experts to write articles or participate in discussions to explain the necessity of the policy. 7. **Gradual implementation and moderate compensation**: Explain that the policy will be implemented in stages and will provide moderate compensation measures, such as skills training, social security, etc., to mitigate the direct impact on the affected groups. 8. **Joint commitment of government and enterprises**: Demonstrate that such a policy is jointly supported and implemented by the government and enterprises through cooperation between the government and enterprises, which helps to enhance the legitimacy and feasibility of the policy. The key to the above strategies is how to construct a credible, reasonable and data-based narrative to convince the public of the inevitability of policy goals and paths.