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16 May 2003, Volume 23 Issue 5

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WHY ECONOMICS CONCERNS THE THEORY OF VALUE

LIU Wei

2003, (5):  9-17. 

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The ultimate goal for economists to study theory of value is to defend the historical necessity and justification of the class they presented and the production way they ask. That the mainstream of the western economic thoughts changed logically from labor theory to utility theory to theory of price, did meet the need of demonstrating the capitalist rationality, justness, efficiency and harmony. While we construct our theory of value for our socialist market economy, we should clear about our historical task and make it the start.

CHINA SOCIAL INSURANCE INSTITUTION: DEFECTS OF ITS FRAMEWORKS

GAO Shu-sheng

2003, (5):  18-23. 

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In conclusion, social insurance is inferior to labor insurance on benefit coverage of the system. What’s more, the systematic frame on parts of divided social insurance has resulted in an unfavorable consequence. It not only raises the condition of joining in the social insurance but also makes against enhancing the competitive ability of enterprises because of the high rate of the comprehensive payment. The coverage of social insurance is not enlarged and the coverage can not be enlarged.

RISK MANAGEMENT OF THE INDUSTRIAL TRANSITION FOR LISTED FIRMS

Lu Guo-qing

2003, (5):  33-38. 

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It is a difficult choice for many listed firms to go on industrial transition which contains very high risk and there are a few to be succeed. The essence of the industrial transition is industrial innovation, and successful industrial transition must base on the industrial innovation.

PRIVATE HIGH-TECH FIRMS: GROWTH PATTERNS AND OPTIMIZATION OF THE EXTERNAL CONDITIONS

GUO Guo-qing

2003, (5):  49-54. 

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The development of private high-tech firms lies on the right internal choice of growth patterns and optimization of the external conditions. Private high-tech firms should choose appropriate growth patterns according to self-characteristics and market perspectives. And in order to promote the health development of the firms, the government should make policy adjustments and institutional innovations in the areas of market admittance, firms financing, tax incidences and rights and interests protection.