Research on the Relationship between Enterprises and Residents

Author: Huang Ruliang
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Based on a relatively comprehensive review of the literature on the corporate subject theory and the resident subject theory, this book constructs a theoretical analysis framework for the relationship between enterprises and residents, and conducts innovative research on their relationship, to some extent filling the theoretical gap in the mutual relationship between market entities. The book also incorporates issues that have emerged during China's marketization process and have impacted social harmony, such as labor-capital conflicts, counterfeit and shoddy products, and environmental pollution, into the theoretical framework for the relationship between enterprises and residents for systematic analysis. On the basis of revealing the causes of their interest conflicts, the book proposes solutions to these problems, which serves as a theoretical guide to alleviate the increasingly severe interest conflicts between enterprises and residents and promote the construction of a harmonious society. The book features a novel topic, lofty aspirations, clear logic throughout, coherent writing, sufficient evidence, and extensive data, making it highly valuable academically and practically. Many of its theoretical viewpoints not only provide a theoretical basis for corporate development strategy choices, corporate culture construction, and regional economic development strategies but also hold significant reference value for economic theory researchers and practitioners.