DEREGULATION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS AND CHINA ECONOMIC TRANSITION PERFORMANCE
Luo Bi-liang
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Luo Bi-liang
Abstract
Deregulation of property rights has great effects on the incentive mechanism and behavioral change of resource allocation. Information costs of separate decision constrains government allocating resource of property rights,as a result,the government reduces the domain of resource of property rights allocation and permits the separate individuals who know how to secure the best use of resources of property rights,which can improve the economic transition performance. What's more,deregulation of property rights has prominently affected economic performance,which confirms deregulation is the key contribution factor to the increasing of China's economic transition performance.
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Deregulation of property rights has great effects on the incentive mechanism and behavioral change of resource allocation. Information costs of separate decision constrains government allocating resource of property rights,as a result,the government reduces the domain of resource of property rights allocation and permits the separate individuals who know how to secure the best use of resources of property rights,which can improve the economic transition performance. What's more,deregulation of property rights has prominently affected economic performance,which confirms deregulation is the key contribution factor to the increasing of China's economic transition performance.
Key concepts: Property rights, Deregulation, Government (linguistics), China, Incentive, Resource (disambiguation), Property (philosophy), Economics