Barriers and Supply of the System: Research on the Development Issues of Non-State-Owned Economy

Author: Expert Group of "China Reform and Development Report"
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Publish Date: 2001-07-09
Features: Over the past two decades, the most profound aspect of China's economic reform has been the formation of diversified ownership. Throughout the changes and evolution of the ownership structure, the growth of the non-state-owned economy has been of decisive significance in accelerating the market-oriented reform of the economy. However, since the non-state-owned economy primarily grew in the "periphery" or weak links of the traditional system, once it reaches a certain scale, if substantive breakthroughs are not achieved in the core reforms of the traditional system, it will inevitably impose constraints and obstacles on the further development of the non-state-owned economy's institutional economy. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the status and role of the non-state-owned economy, reveals the institutional barriers it faces in its development, explores the institutional environment for further developing the non-state-owned economy, and describes and forecasts the basic trends of the non-state-owned economy's development. Over the past two decades, the most profound aspect of China's economic reform has been the formation of diversified ownership. Throughout the changes and evolution of the ownership structure, the growth of the non-state-owned economy has been of decisive significance in accelerating the market-oriented reform of the economy. However, since the non-state-owned economy primarily grew in the "periphery" or weak links of the traditional system, once it reaches a certain scale, if substantive breakthroughs are not achieved in the core reforms of the traditional system, it will inevitably impose constraints and obstacles on the further development of the non-state-owned economy's institutional economy. This book provides an in-depth analysis of the status and role of the non-state-owned economy,