The Relationship between Government and Market—Based on the practice of implementing the Three Lists System in Shanghai Free Trade Zone

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10.2991/icedem-18.2018.54How to use a DOI?

Keywords

Government and market; Free Trade Zone; Three lists; Reformation

Abstract

Whether it is the reform of administrative system or the reform of economic system, the core is how to better handle the relationship between government and market. The establishment of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, the first free trade pilot zone in China in 2013, announced China's major strategy to further expand reform and opening up. As the financial center of China, Shanghai has become a “test field” for China to implement new systems and make new attempts. In the same year, Premier Li Keqiang proposed the construction concept of the Three Lists system, which is the vane of China's system development. The practice of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone on the Three Lists system profoundly reflects the concept of the top-level establishment of China's reform and opening up, and at the same time demonstrates to the world that Chinese plan to deal with the relationship between government and market.

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© 2018, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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