State Power in the Transformation of the Chinese Economy

Author: Yang Guangbin
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: In the 21st century, with the rapid development of reform and opening-up and the construction of socialist modernization, a prosperous and strong China has increasingly frequent exchanges with the international community and expanding cooperation with various countries. Its international influence is growing day by day, and its status and role in international affairs are steadily improving. The world closely watches China and eagerly seeks to understand it. Meanwhile, the world is undergoing tremendous changes, with economic globalization deepening, the new technological revolution in full swing, and international political dynamics shifting. The multipolarization of the world order is developing in twists and turns, presenting China with unprecedented opportunities for development while also posing severe challenges. We must observe and understand the world more calmly, comprehensively, profoundly, and objectively, and study it more scientifically, systematically, and specifically, in order to create a favorable international environment, especially a surrounding environment, for our country's reform and opening-up and the construction of socialist modernization. This will enable us to seize opportunities, accelerate development, and quickly achieve national prosperity and strength, reviving China. Strengthening the study of contemporary China and the world will help the world better understand China and China better understand the world, serving the country's reform and opening-up and socialist modernization. It will reflect the latest research findings and academic achievements in related disciplines, promote the prosperity of academia and the development of disciplines, which is undoubtedly the fundamental purpose of this series of books.
The book State Power in China's Economic Transition delves into the relationship between the government and enterprises during China's economic transition, or the impact of the economic transition on the country's power system, based on institutional paradigms. In China, the main subjects in the power system are the central government, local governments, and corresponding administrative departments. Therefore, this book will discuss them based on their relationships with the economy and micro-market entities. The book consists of seven parts: Introduction, State Power under the Planned Economy, State Power in Economic Transition (Macro Examination I), State Power in Decentralization (Macro Examination II), State Power in Economic Transition (Micro Examination), Variable Analysis Affecting State Power, and The Role of the State.