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Expanding and developing the theoretical implications of socialist market economy with China's experience

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Purpose - Expanding and developing the theoretical implications of socialist market economy with China’s experience. Design/methodology/approach - In the course of exploring the development of a market economy, China has given full play to the advantages of the socialist system, which has distinguished itself from the Western countries and some of its developing peers. China's market economy is not directly transplanted and copied from the West. China not only insists on growing its market economy but also unswervingly sticks to the socialist orientation of its market economy. Findings - So far, the socialist market economy has proved to be more effective than the conventional one-sided, planned economy and also outperforms the capitalist market economy. Originality/value - The socialist market economy has surpassed the conventional planned economy and the capitalist market economy – it is a reconstructed and reshaped mechanism and system as well as a successful and new path of market economy explored by China through reform and opening up, rather than a counterpart of Western market economy or the simple combination of socialism and market economy.

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  • Wen Zhou, 2023. "Expanding and developing the theoretical implications of socialist market economy with China's experience," China Political Economy, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 6(1), pages 29-34, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:cpepps:cpe-06-2023-031
    DOI: 10.1108/CPE-06-2023-031
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