An Analysis of Choices of Sport Industrial Capital Market Regulation Mode in China
Bin Zhang
Abstract
Bin Zhang
Abstract
The regulation mode is an artificial designed restraint condition in sports industrial capital market in China for the restriction of mutual behavior. It must be rooted in to the concrete sports industry economy,sports industrial capital market environment,and fits sports industrial capital market development in China.In a comprehensive survey of the development of sports industrial capital market,no matter how the regulation modes change and compound,the basic modes can be divided into professional self-discipline,government supervision and independent regulation.For a full effect in sports industrial capital market has not been achieved at present,sports industrial capital market regulation should be implemented by government primarily.
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The regulation mode is an artificial designed restraint condition in sports industrial capital market in China for the restriction of mutual behavior. It must be rooted in to the concrete sports industry economy,sports industrial capital market environment,and fits sports industrial capital market development in China.In a comprehensive survey of the development of sports industrial capital market,no matter how the regulation modes change and compound,the basic modes can be divided into professional self-discipline,government supervision and independent regulation.For a full effect in sports industrial capital market has not been achieved at present,sports industrial capital market regulation should be implemented by government primarily.
Key concepts: China, Capital (architecture), Government (linguistics), Capital market, Business, Government regulation, Market regulation, Market economy