Research on the Social Credit Problem in China

Author: Zhang Yichun
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The issue of social credit is a crucial one that must be addressed in the construction of a socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics. As we know, modern market economies are credit-based, with the majority of market transactions relying on credit as a medium. Therefore, credit is an essential element of modern market transactions. This book provides a comprehensive and in-depth study of the current state of social credit deficiency in China. It reveals the significant importance of social credit for society, the nation, enterprises, and individuals; examines various manifestations of social credit deficiency in China; analyzes the economic and political roots of this situation; draws on the experiences and lessons learned from fostering social credit abroad; and finally summarizes key aspects of building China's social credit system, along with corresponding constructive policy recommendations. This book is a recent masterpiece by Professor Zhang Yichun and his PhD students, the result of extensive effort and dedication. It holds significant reference value for researchers in this field, relevant authorities, social organizations, and decision-makers.