Research on the Reform of Public Utility Management in China

Author: Zhou Yaodong
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book starts with the current situation of China's public utility departments under the background of transformation and the regulatory dilemmas they face. It introduces and compares relevant international competitive models, discussing the efficiency and effective incentives of regulation. It proposes highly valuable suggestions on the reform and reconstruction of China's public utility regulatory system, the selection of public utility marketization models, and how to establish clear and effective regulatory authority, forming an effective interaction between government and industry models. Taking the marketization reform of urban water supply industries in Chengdu, Shenyang, and Shanghai as examples, it summarizes the problems and solutions faced by China's public utility regulatory reform. Looking back, Fudan economists are entitled to feel proud; looking forward, Fudan economists genuinely recognize the challenges and responsibilities. The development of domestic and international economic theories is ever-evolving, and the practice of China's economic reform and development also poses more and more questions to economists. Facing these challenges, Fudan economists must inherit academic traditions, dare to innovate academically, and further promote and enhance Fudan's academic reputation in economics. This book is part of the "Fudan Young Economists Series."