Comparative Researches on Privatization in Natural Monopoly Industries
QU Yan-fen
Abstract
QU Yan-fen
Abstract
Since the late 1970's regulation reform has been raised in natural monopoly industry in the world,among which privation is the main characteristic.Fundamentally,privatization in natural monopoly industry is mainly decided by the government valid measures to the national management pattern.So,there are some differences about privatization in objectives,courses and performances between developed and developing countries inevitably.Comparative researches may be useful for privatization in China's natural monopoly industries.As a developing country,China's privatization in natural monopoly industry should advance gradually with steady steps,unify with market structure adjustment,and perform the system construction.
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Since the late 1970's regulation reform has been raised in natural monopoly industry in the world,among which privation is the main characteristic.Fundamentally,privatization in natural monopoly industry is mainly decided by the government valid measures to the national management pattern.So,there are some differences about privatization in objectives,courses and performances between developed and developing countries inevitably.Comparative researches may be useful for privatization in China's natural monopoly industries.As a developing country,China's privatization in natural monopoly industry should advance gradually with steady steps,unify with market structure adjustment,and perform the system construction.
Key concepts: Natural monopoly, Monopoly, China, Economics, Government (linguistics), Natural (archaeology), Industrial organization, Market economy