On the Relationship between Economic Democracy and Political Democracy
Jiang Zuo
Abstract
Jiang Zuo
Abstract
Democracy, as a kind of political institution, is formed and developed on an economic basis. In fact, political democracy in a modern sense is the centralized reflection and inexorable demands in the political pattern of spirits or principles of every kind with the characteristics in the activities of market economy. Therefore, economic democracy is not only the actual basis of the formation of the democratic politics, but also the cardinal motive force and cause of its development.
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Democracy, as a kind of political institution, is formed and developed on an economic basis. In fact, political democracy in a modern sense is the centralized reflection and inexorable demands in the political pattern of spirits or principles of every kind with the characteristics in the activities of market economy. Therefore, economic democracy is not only the actual basis of the formation of the democratic politics, but also the cardinal motive force and cause of its development.
Key concepts: Democracy, Politics, Institution, Political economy, Economic system, Representative democracy, Political science, Economics