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16 October 2002, Volume 22 Issue 10

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INVESTMENT AND FINANCING OF PRIVATE ECONOMY:BASIC QUANTITY ANALYSIS

WANG Yuan-jing, ZHENG Dong, LIU Li-feng

2002, (10):  5-11. 

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The share of investments by private economy is increasing from the perspective of both absolute and comparative quantities, and the industries invested in are covered with the main areas of national economy. In the next 10 years, investments by private economy will increase annually by 10%, and the share will increase from 38% to 44%, which is almost the half of total investments.

MADE IN CHINA:HOPE OF ASIAN REVIVAL

TONG You-hao

2002, (10):  12-17. 

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The argument spread abroad is on purpose that "made in China is the source of crisis". "Made in China" is the result from economic development. Now, China is only the manufacture center of the region, not that of the world. With the development of made in China, we can hope a revival of Asian economy.

FINANCIAL ASSETS BUBBLES:POSITIVE ANALYSIS

CHEN Yong-qing, HAN De-zong

2002, (10):  38-44. 

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The research shows that our stock markets have bubbles, and the maximum scale of absolute bubbles is up to 77%. But the bubbles have been effectively compressed up to the end of the year of 2001, and are close to the basic theoretical scale.

ANALYZING THE CHANGES OF FAMILY FIRMS

CHU Xiao-ping, LI Huai-zu

2002, (10):  50-55. 

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It is not advisable to break the family system of private firms at present when our social institutions of credit and laws are still developing. Feasible way is, while establishing those institutions, to encourage private owners changing their closed family firms into open ones.