Report on the Transformation of Government Functions in China

Author: Li Wenliang et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-09-03
Features: With China's entry into the WTO, the government first entered the WTO. After joining, the Chinese government faced various challenges, such as administrative concepts, government systems, government functions, government behavior, and management methods. To address these challenges, government reform is imperative, and the key to government reform lies in the reform of government functions. Against the backdrop of the WTO, this book combines theory with practice to provide an in-depth and insightful discussion on the transformation of government functions, covering aspects such as the repositioning of government functions, changes in the main body of government functions, changes in the relationship between the main bodies of government functions, and changes in the content of government functions. It comprehensively analyzes the experiences and lessons, current status, and challenges faced by the transformation of Chinese government functions, and proposes reasonable solutions. The content of this book is comprehensive and the analysis is thorough, benefiting a wide range of government officials, civil servants, and related researchers.