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20 November 1999, Volume 33 Issue 11 Previous Issue    Next Issue

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An Inquiry into Reform in Management System of State Assets Han Xiaoming 1999, (11):  5-11,80.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (704KB) ( )   The reform in management system of state assets should emphasize the requirements of monitering over and operation of state assets by socialist market system and structure of modern enterprises. The author maintains that it is necessary to shift our general view point and manners of managing economy and state property under public ownership from management of the enterprises to management of the assets. The assets, therefore, should really belong to the public, with the central government and local government as the primary agents, the operational body as the assigned functional board. And regulations for investors and property agents of state-owned sole investment enterprises and state-owned holding companies should be set up. References | Related Articles | Metrics

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A Third Road:New Model of Development of Capitalism in the Contemporary Era Chen Zehua, Zhang Zhiyong 1999, (11):  27-32,80.  DOI: Abstract ( )   PDF (742KB) ( )   The author holds that the so-called third road is put forward on the basis of summarizing the new Keynes and new liberalism, the traditional leftist and rightist theories. It is a thorough adjustment of the capitaist camp after World War Ⅱ. The third road, according to Mr. Blair, the British Prime Minister, is an attempt to seek social juctice in balance between individualism and traditional government interference, and democratic cooperation among different social classes; while Mr. Clinton, the American President, believes that the third road is a free market economy composed of the enterprises, laborers, the goverment, investors and consumers as well. What the third road is supposed to solve is how to coordinate functions of the government and the free market, government control and democracic liaison. It is a reform of management that does not change the nature or the fate of capitalism in any substantial way. References | Related Articles | Metrics