Memorandum on the Property Rights Reform of China's Township Enterprises

Author: Zhang Xiaoshan et al.
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Publishing Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book provides a systematic description and summary of the initial evolution of the property rights reform of China's township enterprises, delves into the problems and pros and cons through in-depth analysis, and elevates the discussion to a higher theoretical level for further exploration. It also explains the research trends in China's industry and academia. The book is rich in content, well-supported by data, and presents clear viewpoints, making it a historically significant document on the property rights reform of China's township enterprises. It serves as an important reference and academic resource for individuals in various sectors engaged in teaching, research, the reform and development of township enterprises, and the advancement of this field. From the 1980s, when township enterprises introduced the agricultural production responsibility system, creating the "One Package, Three Reforms" model, to the 1990s, when they extended the management contract to the field of production factors and promoted the "production factor contract and asset rolling value increase," this book systematically reviews and summarizes the property rights reform of China's township enterprises. The authors document this journey from both theoretical and empirical perspectives, as well as from the levels of individual cases and policy-making, capturing the glory and dreams, tears and laughter of this process.
Target Audience: Government and Party cadres, especially those responsible for agricultural affairs; researchers on the "Three Rural" issues; faculty and students of universities and colleges.