On the Practical Analysis of the Non-Governmental Investment in China
Qiu Yuan-zhi
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Qiu Yuan-zhi
Abstract
Through the practical analysis of the Non-Governmental Investment in China, the paper presents points of view on the non-government investment different from the currently prevailing ones. It considers that, with the establishment of China's socialist market economic system, the investment system, in which the market is used as a basic means to dispose resources under the state macro control, has been primarily formed in China. Whether with respect to growth speed, investment scale and regional distribution or with the industry and/or trade layout, non-governmental investment has rapidly grown up and will turn out to be an important component and significant market main body of China's socialist market economy.
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Through the practical analysis of the Non-Governmental Investment in China, the paper presents points of view on the non-government investment different from the currently prevailing ones. It considers that, with the establishment of China's socialist market economic system, the investment system, in which the market is used as a basic means to dispose resources under the state macro control, has been primarily formed in China. Whether with respect to growth speed, investment scale and regional distribution or with the industry and/or trade layout, non-governmental investment has rapidly grown up and will turn out to be an important component and significant market main body of China's socialist market economy.
Key concepts: Dispose pattern, Investment (military), China, Open-ended investment company, Market economy, Government (linguistics), Scale (ratio), Business