State-owned Economy Must Be Expanded to Develop Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Yang Cheng-xu
Abstract
Yang Cheng-xu
Abstract
The dispute in developing the socialism with Chinese characteristics is whether or not to exert the dominating role of state-owned economy. Some, in the name of anti-monopoly, smear state-owned economy and tried their best to weaken and even to eliminate it. This paper, based on a large number of facts, tries to prove the so-called anti-monopoly is harmful to the people and party. On the basis of unified knowledge, we should strengthen the state-owned economy, maintain the dominating position of the economic artery and promote the change of the method of economic development.
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The dispute in developing the socialism with Chinese characteristics is whether or not to exert the dominating role of state-owned economy. Some, in the name of anti-monopoly, smear state-owned economy and tried their best to weaken and even to eliminate it. This paper, based on a large number of facts, tries to prove the so-called anti-monopoly is harmful to the people and party. On the basis of unified knowledge, we should strengthen the state-owned economy, maintain the dominating position of the economic artery and promote the change of the method of economic development.
Key concepts: Socialism, Monopoly, Position (finance), State (computer science), Market economy, Economic system, Economics, Chinese economy