Govern the market economy with systems and order: Market order construction in the stage of economic transformation

Author: Hong Yinsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book focuses on the research of establishing and standardizing the order of the socialist unified market. It conducts theoretical analysis on the current chaotic market order issues, proposing measures for regulation and improvement. It also addresses the goals of building a modern market economy by proposing the content of establishing market order, and studies the arrangements related to market order during the economic transition phase. The book places the research on market order at the height of enhancing the ability to master the market economy, seeking the systems and order to govern the market economy. It includes: establishing unified regional markets, establishing and improving various factor markets and their mechanisms, establishing market norms and social credit, overcoming market monopolies and discrimination, and establishing mechanisms for integrating domestic and international markets. Theoretically, the book is based on the two paradigms of market economy theory, studying both the order formed by full competition and the competitive order of regulated markets. The institutional analysis of market order in this book examines both formal and informal institutional arrangements, and seeks the vitality of various institutional roles through comparative analysis of their effects.