Deregulation and Strengthening Regulation (On Government Regulation Reform in Transforming Economies)

Author: Chen Fuliang
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book explores the political topic of liberalizing regulation and strengthening regulation. The academic essays in the book are concise, focused, and innovative. In the first part, it discusses the basic theories of government regulation and its evolution. Based on introducing regulation theory models and policy choices and analysis, it attempts to provide a theoretical explanation for the institutional change of regulation. In the second part, it discusses the practice and experience of government regulation reform, introduces the economic regulation reform in the United States, and evaluates the current state of China's regulation system. After analyzing the impact of regulation change on industrial development, it summarizes the basic experiences of economic regulation reform. In the third part, it discusses the basic models of government regulation systems during the transition period, establishes the basic path for government regulation reform in transition economies, draws on the experience of liberalizing regulation and introducing incentive regulation reform from Western countries, and establishes a basic model of a regulation system with overall liberalization and localized strengthening of regulation. It further analyzes the necessity of government liberalizing and strengthening regulation in transition economies, and finally proposes a target model for the government regulation system in transition economies. Finally is the conclusion, where the regulation structure and regulation functions of the government are reshaped on the basis of the separation of government and enterprises after regulation reform.