A Reality-Based Reflection -- A Collection of Reading Essays

Author: Wang Yuesheng
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Since the 1990s, China's transition to a market economy has made its society "instantly surpass" the entire 1980s. The market-oriented reform goals have forced every member of society to reposition themselves and adapt to the environment. However, defining the direction of the market economy does not equate to completing the transition to a market economy. China's choice of market economy goals has been fraught with difficulties, and completing this transformation is even more challenging and complex. The "difficulty" of the transition stems from both economic reasons and social, psychological, and other factors. Moreover, the latter is more complex and prolonged than purely economic transitions.