On Population Mobility in Market Economy

Regular and extensive social population mobility in natural economy is neither necessary nor possible while in a planned economic system, social population distribution is necessary but social population mobility is unlikely. Modern market economy as a highly mobile economy has a free-mobile population characteristic of market economy, which is fundamental to optimize human resource distribution. The rule for the modern market-based population movement is as follows: If the mobile population is the rational behavior choosers, under the permissive developmental environment as arranged by the social system, they tend to move from low profit-making fields to high income fields when there exists comparable difference of income in different regions and different industries, and various potential and practical profit-making chances. The degree of difference in comparable income is positively co-relative to the velocity and flux of mobile population.

The Relationship between Civil&Commercial Law and Economic Law in the Context of the Market Economy

Both civil&commercial law and economic law are the main legal basis for supervising market behavior and regulating market order.They are indispensable laws in the national economic development and construction.By analyzing the relationship between civil&commercial law and economic law in the context of market economy,this article explores the similarities and differences between,and through the perfection and application of the two,China’s social and economic stability and a lasting progress can be better realized under the mechanism of market economy.

TRANSFORM THE MECHANISM OF RENMINBI’S EXCHANGE RATE SYSTEM IN CONFORMITY WITH THE DEMAND OF MARKET ECONOMY——The academic report delivered at the Annual Meeting of NNCIFS on October 1993

Exchange rate functions under systems of centrallyplanned economy and market economy are quite different,and the mechanism to determine such exchange rate is alsodifferent. To adopt a socialist market economic system inChina, the exchange rate mechanism of Renminbi must bethoroughly transformed. To accomplish this goal, I believethere are three problems that must be solved: first,

Market Economy Requires Wise Government Intervention

In China where there is a profound influence of "local magistrates as citizens’ parents" in the traditional sense, people are naturally inclined to rely on government authorities

Accelerating the Buildup of Socialist Market Economy

Building up a socialist market economy in China is an important part of Deng Xiaoping’s theoretical treasury of building socialism with Chinese characteristics. It is also an objective demand for furthering reform and expanding the opening up of China. The "Decision On Some Issues Concerning the Establishment of a Socialsit Market Economic Structure"

The Normative Connotation and Legal Guarantee of Market Economy in China’s Constitution

At this stage,the market economy has become an important force to promote China’s economic development.Consolidating the core of market economic development,namely,economic equality and economic freedom,is an inevitable requirement for upholding and improving China’s basic economic system,and it is also an important aspect of the country’s strong guarantee for market economic development.Therefore,it is necessary to research the meaning of the market economy in the constitution,and at the same time clarify the constitutional norms’obligation to guarantee the implementation of state agencies to provide adequate constitutional guarantees for the development of the market economy.

The Formation and Major Breakthroughs of the Theory of Socialist Market Economy

① Without a correct reform theory, there can be no successful reform practice. Since the Communist Party of China (CPC) convened the Third Plenary Session of the 11 th Central Committee (December, 1978), a fundamental reason for the tremendous achievements China has scored is that it has had the guidance of Deng Xiaoping Theory. Broad and pro-

Macroeconomic Control Over the Socialist Market Economy

The goal of China’s economic structural reform is to establish a socialist market system in China which will play a fundamental role in the disposition of natural resources under the macrocontrol and regulation of the government. This means, on the one hand, that in accordance with the law of value in open market activities,

China, A Developing Market Economy Country

China’s accession to the WTO in the year 2001 isan event of great significance in the history of worldtrade.The World Trade Organization,with theoverwhelming majority of its members being marketeconomy countries,follows the rules of market economyin its operation.It is unfair,however,that in its worldwide

A Theoretical Framework for Demystifying the Causes of Dysfunction and Disorder in the Chinese Market Economy:A Weberian Perspective Huangnan

This paper explores a theoretical framework for demystifying the causes of the dysfunction and disorder of the present Chinese market economy.It is posited that Max Weber’s classification of the two potentially conflicting ethics he associates with the behaviour of politicians,the ethic of conviction and the ethic of responsibility offers the basis for a more thorough and accurate account of the dysfunction and disorder within China’s current markets and political economy.Indeed,this paper contends that cultural determinism and neo-institutional economics fail to capture the contextual factors influencing the transition from the Maoist era of state control to contemporary China’s market led economy(following the opening-up of the country since 1978)than a wider reaching Weberian analysis of the contextual factors involved might achieve.This paper proposes that the distinct ethical foundation for the Chinese market economy is based upon the ethic of conviction,which is the continuity of the philosophical underpinnings of the national ideology during the Maoist era.In turn,this has led to the distortion of the incentives for firms in China to provide high-quality goods and services.This paper also conducts a study of the ethical foundations of the present Chinese economy from the comparative perspectives of Smith’s concept of the market economy and from a Confucian perspective.Through this comparative examination,it will be demonstrated that the ethical feature of the modern market economy,stemming from Smith and Confucianism,is based on the ethic of responsibility,which is a mutually opposed concept to the ethic of conviction;therefore,firms whose business ethics are founded upon the ethic of“responsibility”are less prone to deceive consumers as they adhere to a contractual“responsibility”towards the consumer that many Chinese firms still see as of secondary importance as the ethic of“conviction”still dominating the policies,society and culture of the centralist economic post-Maoist state.This paper further reveals that larger firms tend to have more corporate social responsibility due to their established branding effect,thus reflecting a more pervasive sense of the ethic of responsibility and vice versa for firms of a smaller size.This paper concludes with an economic model acting as a quantitative framework which further supports the theories proposed.

The Uniqueness of Market Economy in China

The purpose of this paper is to prove the equilibrium of general equilibrium of market economy in China. As a consequence,it is shown that, when the governmentplanning system gradually loses its function,the corresponding equilibrium point sequence of planned/market mixed economy converges to the unique equilibrium point of market economy. This demonstrates that the transition of China’s planned/market mixed economy to market economy will be stable.

MARKET MACHINE China deserves the market economy status

For China, after more than 30 years of market-oriented reforms and a decade of WTO membership, the fight for status as a market economy has still been a tough brawl.

Status Update:China Is A Market Economy

By granting China market economy status,the United States could help promote China’s market reform and increase global competition Facebook and Twitter are revolution-izing how people communicate with one another.

Review of the EU’s Preliminary Assessment of China’s Market Economy Status

In June 2004, the European Union (EU) made a decision on its preliminary assessmentof China’s market economy status (MES). After seriously studying the EU’s preliminary assessment report, the Institute ofEconomicand Resources Managementof Beijing Normal University madea review. We hold that the decision on the assessment fails to be fair and objectiveand isundermined byincorrectunderstanding andlogicalcontradictions.However, the decision hasstillleft someleeway forChina’s improvement and Chinaneedsto speed up in improving its market economy regime.