Seeking stable forms of reform

Author: Sheng Hong
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts, with the main content including Part 1 What is China's Transition Economics, China's Transition Economics, Research on the Transition Process of China's Market-Oriented Reform; Part 2 General Theory: Seeking Stable Forms of Reform, Seeking Stable Forms of Reform, From Plan Equilibrium to Market Equilibrium, Conditions, Limits, and Forms of Marketization, Income Distribution Related, Transaction Costs Related and Others, A Story of Price Reform and the General Theory of Transition Economics; Part 3 Macroeconomics During the Transition Period: Seeking the Institutional Causes of Macroeconomic Changes, Institutional Change, Economic Development and Macroeconomic Changes, State-Owned Enterprises, Banking Systems and the Institutional Causes of Macroeconomic Fluctuations, Fiscal Institutional Changes and Macroeconomic Stability, Seeking More Effective Fiscal Policy, Economic Growth Through Division of Labor; Part 4 Case Studies: Property Rights Trading and Enterprise Systems, Foreign Exchange Quota Trading: A Case of Plan Rights Trading, How Competition Rules Are Formed, On the Path to Community Asset Personalization: "Division" and "Sale," Enterprise Mergers and Systemic Change, How to Win Under Adverse Conditions.