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A Review of the Institutional Perspectives to conduct a comprehensive review of it, whilst giving weight to institutional change. It aims at mapping out a general picture with sufficient detail of some areas in order to guide the research from both the macro and micro points of view. The review starts with the structural paradigm which act

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Research Designientific approach to conduct the investigation. The former is concerned with the theoretical issues of the subject, and the latter considers the methodological problems of the research. In addition, the last part of the chapter describes the research process. Thus the chapter is presented under thre

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The CMRS in Practice I —The Formulation of Contractsng, 1990; Liu and Zhu, 1989; Tian, 1988; Liu, 1991). This is because the CMRS tackles the most sensitive problem of distribution of power and interests between the government and the firms; moreover it points to the possibility of the emergence of a free enterprise system in the future.

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The CMRS in Practice II —The Implementation of Contractsbasic contractual arrangements. As regards the government side, the focus is first on the decisions which might alter the basic institutional structure, and second on the measures which aim at monitoring and enforcing the contracts. As regards the company side, the focus is first on behaviour toward

行為

The Structural Features of the CMRSted in chapter 3 and the institutional perspective described in chapter 2. Drawn on the theoretical framework, the government and the state-owned enterprise are two basic units of analysis which formulate role and institutional relationships. As institutional arrangements, the CMRS and the Enterpris

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The Coordination Mechanismnal arrangement cannot be institutionalised and what reasons or causes can be used to explain this phenomenon. It can be conceived of as the question of how to assess an institutional arrangement in particular, and the economic system in general. In theory, this is the question of the researcher’s t

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