中国经济转轨中若干改革问题研究

Editorial Board of

Studies on the Chinese Market

EconomySeries

ChiefEditors'.

Gao Shangquan (b. September

1929), nadve cf Shanghai; vice-minister

of State Commission for Restructuring

Economy, 1985.1993; executive vice-

president of Chinese Society of Econom-

ic Restructuring, 1991-1995; president

of China (Hainan) Institute for Reform

and Development, 1995. Author of Eco-

nom...

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Editorial Board of

Studies on the Chinese Market

EconomySeries

ChiefEditors'.

Gao Shangquan (b. September

1929), nadve cf Shanghai; vice-minister

of State Commission for Restructuring

Economy, 1985.1993; executive vice-

president of Chinese Society of Econom-

ic Restructuring, 1991-1995; president

of China (Hainan) Institute for Reform

and Development, 1995. Author of Eco-

nomic Structural Reform in China, Se-

lected Works qf Gao Shangquan, and

others.

Chi Pulin (b. August 1951), native

of Penglai, Shandong Province; execu-

tive vice-president of China (Hainan)

Insdtute for Reform and Development

and vice-president of Chinese Society of

Economic Restructuring. Author of On

Ecorwmic Reform in the Reshaping Peri-

od, and others.

Members:

Sun Xiuping (b. 1962), director of

Research Department, China (Hainan)

Insdtute for Reform and Development.

Zhu Huayou (b. 1961), deputy di-

rector of Research Department, China

(Hainan) Insdtute for Reform and De-

velopment.

Contents
Chapter I
Reform of State-Owned Enterprises
I. Energizing the Overall State Economy
II. Market Orientation of State Assets
III. Setting Up State Holding Companies Quickly and Training
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Contents
Chapter I
Reform of State-Owned Enterprises
I. Energizing the Overall State Economy
II. Market Orientation of State Assets
III. Setting Up State Holding Companies Quickly and Training
State Seed Teams
IV. Boldly Carrying Out Any Needed Experiments So As to
Perfect the Shareholding System in China
V Accelerating the Reform of the Property Right System
Chapter II
Macroeconomic Reform in the Changing Trend of China's
Economy
I. Macroeconomic Reform in the Transition to a Market Econ-
omy
II. Reform of the Macroeconomy Must Fully Utilize the Initia-
tive of Both Central and Local Sectors
III. Inflation Must Be Effectively Curbed While Stepping Up
Reform and Development
IV. Correctly Handling the Relationships Between the Utiliza-
tion of Foreign Investment and Control of Inflation
V Suggestions on Effective Control of Inflation
Chapter III
Rural Economic Reform in China's Economic Transition
I. The Pressing Tasks That the Rural Reform Faces in the
Transitional Period
II. The Key to Deepening the Reform of the Property Right
System in the Countryside Is the Promotion of the Systema-
tized Long-Term Utilization of Farmland
III. We Must Perfect Macro-Adjustment with the Aim of Es-
tablishing Agricultural Produce Markets
IV. Promoting Coordinated Development Between the Urban
and Rural in Advancing the Establishment of Rural
Markets
V. The Promotion of the Establishment of Rural Markets and
the Change of Government Functions
Chapter IV
Regional Economic Development in the Transition of China's
Economy
I. Regional Common Development and Economic Integration
II. Transition from Unbalanced Development to Balanced De-
velopment
III. The Development of Regional Economy and Social Devel-
opment
IV Regional Development and Special Economic Zones
Chapter V
The Reform of the Social Security System in the Transition
of China's Economy
I. The Basic Thinking in Establishing the Modern Social Secur-
ity System
II. Some Questions Concerning the Specific Operation of the
Social Security System
Chapter VI
Legislation in China's Economic Transformation
I. The Coordination of Reform and Legislation
II. We Must Make Use of Advanced Legislation in the Transi-
tion of the Economic System
III. Start a Program of Trial Legislation in the Localities
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