Excluding Each Other or Depending on Each Other?--On the relation between socialism and market economy
Yue De-chang
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Yue De-chang
Abstract
Socialist market economy means developing productive force by use of market mechanism within the frame of socialist system. Socialism wants market economy to stimulate vitality and market wants socialism to create the good political and cultural circumstance for it. The two exclude each other as well as depend each other. It is necessary for us to constantly enhance and manage market system, at the same time of promoting the productive force by use of market mechanism to keep the stability of the socialist political system.
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Socialist market economy means developing productive force by use of market mechanism within the frame of socialist system. Socialism wants market economy to stimulate vitality and market wants socialism to create the good political and cultural circumstance for it. The two exclude each other as well as depend each other. It is necessary for us to constantly enhance and manage market system, at the same time of promoting the productive force by use of market mechanism to keep the stability of the socialist political system.
Key concepts: Socialism, Market socialism, Market economy, Vitality, Economic system, Politics, Mechanism (biology), Nonmarket forces