Talk:Toward a theory of corporate governance in China's socialist market economy

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TODO
Read J. Qian to make sure I understand the history of corporate governance

Read the Austrian economic journals to see if I'm reinventing an idea that they have and


 * See Dulbecco - Toward an Austrian Theory of the Firm - http://www.gmu.edu/rae/archives/VOL12_1_1999/3_dulbecco&garrouste.pdf

Read world bank report - China's Management of Enterprise Assets: The State As Shareholder

Read http://www.cg.org.cn/

To talk to
Need to talk to Peter G. Klein http://www.dass.missouri.edu/faculty/pklein/papers/

Question
Clarke criticizes the Chinese company law has being inflexible, but the more I read, the more it seems that this is a product of the German characteristics of Chinese law.

China is not a "socialist market economy", it's still a dictatorial regime.
Does the term "human rights" ring a bell for you? 66.249.205.187 17:47, 11 October 2007 (UTC)