Game Analysis of Regional Control Interest between China's Central and Local Government
LI Xin-an
Abstract
LI Xin-an
Abstract
The game of regional economic interest between China's central and local governments is an inevitable outcome in the course of marketization reform. In the institutional change of interactive functions between decentralization reform and marketization reform, the policy that regulates interest relationship between the central and local governments has its own inevitability and systematic shortcomings, but the game will exist for a long time. To resolve the non-cooperative game behavior, it is necessary to carry out institutional innovation and quicken the reform of market economy.
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The game of regional economic interest between China's central and local governments is an inevitable outcome in the course of marketization reform. In the institutional change of interactive functions between decentralization reform and marketization reform, the policy that regulates interest relationship between the central and local governments has its own inevitability and systematic shortcomings, but the game will exist for a long time. To resolve the non-cooperative game behavior, it is necessary to carry out institutional innovation and quicken the reform of market economy.
Key concepts: Marketization, Decentralization, China, Economic system, Central government, Economics, Local government, Institutional change