China's unfinished economic reforms

Author: Rad
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book focuses on the two unfinished reform projects of state-owned enterprises and the financial system, using extensive data and analysis to examine the difficulties China's economic development has faced due to the failure to achieve reform goals in these two critical sectors. Based on this analysis, the book proposes its own ideas for advancing reforms. It is a new work by Rad, an expert on China's economic issues. In the book, the author establishes a theoretical framework rooted in centuries of market economy practices to analyze the achievements and limitations of China's gradual reform strategy. Then, with a focus on financial issues, the book synthesizes rich data into a comprehensive picture, delving into the detailed and well-organized analysis of the challenges China's economic development has encountered due to the failure to achieve reform goals in these two key sectors. On this basis, the author proposes ideas for advancing reforms and overcoming these difficulties: the fundamental solution to the fragile financial system requires not only completing the reform of the state economy and state-owned enterprises but also establishing a healthy and effective financial system and capital market.