浅谈延边民营经济发展现状及发展方向

大力发展民营经济,是延边推进跨越式发展、实现富民强州目标确立的重要战略之一,要重点抓好抓实。     

建立与环境和谐（一体）的新经济体系——对循环型经济的思考

本文分析了工业社会的经济体系与环境的对立冲突,指出实现可持续发展的途径在于变革传统的线性型的经济体系,建立与环境和谐的循环型经济体系.文章在分析线性型经济与循环型经济差异的基础上,论述了循环型经济的基本特征和基本内容,并进一步分析了建立新经济体系的现实可能性.     

从政企关系看入世对政府管理企业职能的挑战

我国加入WTO政府必将面临多方面的挑战。一是政府管理企业职能面临的挑战。市场经济促使政府要由微观经济管理职能转向宏观经济调控和协调服务职能;二是政府服务成本面临的挑战。政府服务成本影响着企业的竞争能力,政府服务成本的社会价值会在企业的竞争能力中体现;三是政府利益面临的挑战。国有企业是政府利益的特特殊代表,其经济功能的价值体现在政府利益中,中小企业、服务业在参与竞争中,政府应给予支持和保护。     

商法公法化属性的法理辨析

随着法律的逐渐完善,商法规范中引入了公法性质的法律规范。通过从市场经济的角度分析民法、商法、经济法三者的序列关系,从历史的角度分析美国私法领域中商法公法化的社会原因,以体系化的学理视角分析私法公法化环境下商法公法化的实质内涵,可以看出商法的私法属性是无法动摇的,商法的公法化是私法领域“再市场化”的立法体现,是商事活动的自我规制与国家经济行政干预规则相统一的技术措施,反映了社会发展的法律工具主义的需求。     

俄罗斯经济形势分析与预测

2007年俄罗斯经济强劲增长，各项主要经济指标完成情况好于预期。各部门、各产业发展呈活跃态势。但喜中也有忧，通货膨胀迅速攀升，经济增长仍主要依赖能源、原材料出口。2008年，俄经济仍将保持继续稳定增长趋势，受通胀等因素影响，增速有可能放缓。     

乡村振兴与共同富裕：问题与实践路径

扎实推动共同富裕不是要消除乡村,而是要振兴乡村。乡村振兴既是扎实推动共同富裕的关键一环,又是促进共同富裕实现的必由之路。基于此,扎实推动农村农民共同富裕,要聚焦乡村振兴,重点关注、回应和解答新时代“三农”问题。农村关涉共同富裕的基本面,要努力推进农村综合性改革,解决乡村治理、基础设施建设和人才供给等难题,优化农村创富环境,缩小城乡发展差距;农业是共同富裕的重要支柱,要大力推动农业现代化发展,解决现代农业“三大体系”的发展难题,提高农业经济效益;农民是促进共同富裕的主要群体,要发展壮大新型农村集体经济,解决运行管理、集体产权和发展动力等难题,促进农民增产增收。解决“三农”发展难题,补齐“三农”发展短板,全面推进乡村振兴,才能推动共同富裕取得更为明显的实质性进展。     

试析市场经济中人们经济行为的合理性

市场经济中人们行为的合理性就是指人们的经济行为要符合利益、目的和规律的标准,要把私利、互利、公利辩证地统一起来,在共同发展中取得个人进步。唯有如此才能在市场经济活动中获得长足发展。     

The Political Economy of the Growth of the Liberian Public Sector

Using a political economy approach, this study examines the nature, dynamics, and causes of the expansion of the Liberian public sector. The findings show that the major causes for the expansion of the Liberian public sector did not fit those provided by the literature—citizens’ demands for new services, and other issues that emerge from state-building. Instead, the politico-economic interests of the Liberian ruling class (both the internal and external wings) are the major causes for the increase in the size of the government. These interests include serving the interests of corporate capitalism, and the private accumulation of wealth.     

The EU’s Emissions Trading System,Part 1: Taking Stock

This is part 1 of a paper that revisits the European Union’s Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) in an attempt to take stock of how the system has worked and evaluate it from the standpoint of radical political economy. The paper briefly discusses the basics of the scheme, including its design as a financial instrument and its performance during the first trading period (2005–2007). It then moves to elaborating on the workings of the scheme during phase 2 (2008–2012) and on the initiation of phase 3 (2013–2014). This analysis discusses the adjustments and the extensions of the scheme, compliance results and allowance trades and prices with a critical eye. The paper reveals the unsatisfactory results of the scheme (even in its own proclaimed aims), which include allowances surplus, allowance trades for pure financial purposes, low and volatile price of allowances, windfall profits, extensive use of Kyoto project-based credits, and several malfunctions and instances of fraud. These findings set the ground for part 2 of the paper which offers a critical assessment of ETS from the standpoint of radical political economy, putting emphasis on the needs and interests of the unprivileged working people.     

Social Capital,Civic Engagement,and Economics in a Transitioning Economy: The Case of Vietnam Provinces

Social capitalist assert that civic engagement and participation yield significant economic gains for a county but, generally focus on democratic governed societies. The objective of this research is to determine if social capital transitions to Vietnam, a single-party governed country. This analysis first identifies factors that impact civic engagement and participation. Then it analyzes the relationship between civic engagement, participation, and economics. Using the 2012 Provincial Governance and Public Administration Performance Index, we find human capital is a stronger predictor of economics in Vietnam. We conclude by offering policy implications for understanding social capital in single-party, transitioning economy countries.