International Comparison and Reference of China's Economic System Reform

Author: Peng Sen
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The content of this book is the research outcome of the project "International Comparison and Reference of China's Economic System Reform." This project was initiated in accordance with the instructions of Li Tieying to conduct in-depth research and summarize the fundamental experiences of China's reform and opening-up, particularly in the context of economic system reform, over the past two decades. It aims to align with China's entry into the World Trade Organization and the trend of economic globalization, as well as to meet the needs of building a moderately prosperous society in all respects. The book provides references and insights for further deepening China's economic system reform, as well as for reforming political and cultural systems in the future.
From the perspective of international comparison and reference, the book conducts an in-depth study of the historical background of China's economic system reform, analyzes and reviews the historical process of China's economic system reform and its reference to the experiences of multiple countries. It discusses the transformation of ideas and concepts, as well as the importance of adhering to innovation in the context of international comparison and reference of reforms. The book also conducts comparative research on some major issues faced by China's economic system reform and proposes relevant countermeasures and suggestions.
The book is divided into ten parts, including the historical background of China's economic system reform, the lessons and experiences of reforms in transition countries, the characteristics of market economies in developed countries and their implications, the gains and lessons of economic and developmental reforms in developing countries, and in-depth research and elaboration on issues such as government institutions and administrative management, capital markets, fiscal and financial systems, corporate governance and state-owned asset management, social security and employment, rural reforms, and urbanization processes. In the end, it proposes countermeasures and suggestions for China's current and future reforms.