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Author: Wu Jinglian
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: After more than 20 years of steady and profound reform, China has made significant progress toward its set goals: the rule-of-law market economy has begun to take shape. However, Professor Wu Jinglian still delivers a solemn warning in the opening of this issue: the two prospects of reform are starkly before us: one is the path of a rule-of-law market economy under political civilization, and the other is the road of elite privatization. It can be said that, "This is the spring of hope, but also the winter of disappointment; we are heading toward paradise, but we may also be heading in another direction." The Comparison provides an academic platform for comparative institutional analysis for readers. Standing at the forefront of theory, The Comparison selectively introduces the experiences and lessons of other countries, the theories and practices of transition economies, and the developments in the field of comparative research, while also targeting specific introductions of domestic and international academic theories on the design of China's economic reform plans, policy proposals, and commentaries.