In a province, is the price bureau the National Development and Reform Commission? If not, what's the difference?

In different places, the relationship between leaders and leaders and personnel in the two units is different. \x0d\ For example, the Municipal Development and Reform Commission and the Municipal Price Bureau in general prefecture-level cities work independently. \x0d\ The director of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission is at the level, and the director of the Municipal Price Bureau is at the deputy level. In many places, the director of the Municipal Price Bureau is concurrently a deputy director of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission, so the Municipal Development and Reform Commission is in a leading position in the Municipal Price Bureau, but its work is basically independent. \ x0d \ x0d \ and personnel relations. In some places, the personnel of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Price Bureau can communicate with each other, that is, the personnel can be transferred to each other. But in other places, people are independent and it is difficult to transfer. If transferred, it is cross-departmental transfer. \ x0d \ x0d \ Generally speaking, the higher the level, the price bureau is led by the National Development and Reform Commission. The Price Bureau does not interfere with the macro-economy, but only monitors prices and issues license fees, while NDRC can make policy adjustments to the macro-economy according to the price level.