Analysis of Chinese Public Policy (Volume 2006)

Author: Bai Gang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This volume highlights the key policy choices of 2005, focusing on the fundamental policy direction in the formulation of the "11th Five-Year Plan" and macro-control policies. It discusses policy issues such as regional economic development strategies, the energy industry, the development of derivative financial markets, food safety, real estate and housing. It further interprets the "New Three Rural Policies" from the perspectives of strategic adjustment of agricultural structures and the reform of township-level management systems. In response to the increasingly severe drug abuse situation, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan have all adopted active measures, and this volume provides corresponding policy analyses. The policy trends pointed out in this volume for China's public policies in 2006 should continue with macro-control to ensure stable and gradual economic slowdown; link the "New Three Rural Policies" with the development goals of building a socialist, shifting the focus to rural reforms; combine economic system reform with the establishment of a resource-conserving society and the development of a circular economy, which will become the new policy focus; strengthen the policy trends of building a harmonious society centered on public safety, crisis management, social security, and income distribution; and the democratization and scientific advancement of public policies will also reach a new stage with the discussion and adoption of the "11th Five-Year Plan."... China Public Policy Analysis (2006 Volume) is the sixth annual analysis report on China's public policies. This volume highlights the key policy choices of 2005, focusing on the fundamental policy direction in the formulation of the "11th Five-Year Plan" and macro-control policies. It discusses policy issues such as regional economic development strategies, the energy industry, the development of derivative financial markets, food safety, real estate and housing, and further interprets the "New Three Rural Policies" from the perspectives of strategic adjustment of agricultural structures and the reform of township-level management systems. In response to the increasingly severe drug abuse situation, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan have all adopted active measures, and this volume provides corresponding policy analyses. The volume also includes a dedicated chapter on preliminary exploration of the public policy theories and methods involved in "public empowerment." The policy trends pointed out in this volume for China's public policies in 2006 should continue with macro-control to ensure stable and gradual economic slowdown; link the "New Three Rural Policies" with the development goals of building a socialist, shifting the focus to rural reforms; combine economic system reform with the establishment of a resource-conserving society and the development of a circular economy, which will become the new policy focus; strengthen the policy trends of building a harmonious society centered on public safety, crisis management, social security, and income distribution; and the democratization and scientific advancement of public policies will also reach a new stage with the discussion and adoption of the "11th Five-Year Plan."