Direct Advice on China's Reform (2001.11-2006.10)

Author: China (Hainan) Research Institute for Reform and Development
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Publish Date: 2006-10-16
Features: With China's reform and development entering a new stage, government transformation has become a key factor in advancing further reform and opening-up and building a harmonious society. From recent years' reform practices, we have seen that whether the next phase of reform will achieve positive progress largely depends on the actual progress of government transformation. The primary goal of our research work is to serve the policy decision-making of China's reforms. It is precisely this sense of mission to advance China's reform process that motivates us to make relentless efforts in the study of government transformation. Our institute has conducted in-depth research on topics such as enterprise reform, rural reform, government reform, financial reform, income distribution systems, and reforms in basic sectors. Direct Advice on China's Reform (November 2001–October 2006) is a continuation of our previously published Direct Advice on China's Reform (November 1991–October 2001). This book follows the theme of government transformation research and compiles policy advice reports formed by our institute from November 2001 to the present, along with some conference summaries and questionnaire survey reports. These advice reports, conference summaries, and questionnaire survey reports were developed under specific historical conditions, and when edited into a book, the original views and expressions were left unchanged.