Relying on the new analytical paradigms of win-win economics, general economics and general political economics, this book makes a comparison between theoretical paradigms regarding the market-oriented reform of China's economic system: first, whether it has completely bid farewell to the planned economic system; second, whether the market system has institutional principles with clear boundaries; third, the rationality comparison between the Chinese market system and the Western free market system. The conclusion of this book is that the market-oriented construction of China's economic system already has clear and independent market system boundaries. Therefore, China is indisputably a country with a market economy system. Given that there is no single objective market system in the world, and that market systems, including free market systems, are always in the process of evolving and developing even in the West, determining whether a country is a market economy country cannot use a specific type of market system as a standard to judge the market systems of other countries. That is to say, the standard for judging the market system must be a universal standard that transcends all different specific market systems. Only in this way can it be truly reasonable and just. Therefore, China's rationality in safeguarding its market economy status is no longer just to defend national interests, but also to safeguard the rationality of the global market system.
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is rigorous and clear. The author used professional economics knowledge to conduct an in-depth analysis of China's market position, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of China's economic system. It reminds me of the book "Interpreting the Chinese Economy". Both books provide an in-depth discussion of the Chinese economy. I think this book is a good book worth reading for those who pay attention to China's economic development.
The writing style of this book is rigorous and clear. The author used professional economics knowledge to conduct an in-depth analysis of China's market position, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of China's economic system. It reminds me of the book "Interpreting the Chinese Economy". Both books provide an in-depth discussion of the Chinese economy. I think this book is a good book worth reading for those who pay attention to China's economic development.