Reformed Choices: The Historical Logic of China's Economic Civilization

Author: Dou Xiusheng
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This is a monograph that systematically addresses the integration of public ownership and the market economy, revealing the historical logic of China's economic civilization, exploring how to establish and improve the institutional foundation for sustainable and rapid economic growth in China, and enhancing resource allocation efficiency. On a global scale, the fundamental reason for the low efficiency and low effectiveness of public-owned enterprises is non-economic monopoly, and the root cause of non-economic monopoly is the government's monopoly over the ownership and operational rights of public-owned enterprises. This book comprehensively discusses a series of important issues related to the integration of public-owned enterprises and the market economy from a historical perspective and a global vision; it also elaborates on the repositioning of the roles of the government and public-owned enterprises in the modernization of China.