Institutional collusion and its characteristics of the new rural pension:Based on the policy spreading process in County A and County B
Zhen Wen-huan
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Zhen Wen-huan
Abstract
This paper analyzed the spreading process of the new rural pension policy,and found that both the primary executive body and the peasantry benefited from the process respectively and the policy is also carried out to a least extent.The mechanism is the institutional energy,namely policy structure and interaction pattern between the primary executive body and the peasantry,which drove and finished up the collusion.
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This paper analyzed the spreading process of the new rural pension policy,and found that both the primary executive body and the peasantry benefited from the process respectively and the policy is also carried out to a least extent.The mechanism is the institutional energy,namely policy structure and interaction pattern between the primary executive body and the peasantry,which drove and finished up the collusion.
Key concepts: Collusion, Pension, Process (computing), Business, Industrial organization, Finance, Computer science, Operating system