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The currency market is an important element of China's money market. A currency market began to take shape in the country when the economic reform was launched in the late 1970s. The paper explores China's market and discusses why Currency Exchange Regulation Centres (CERCs) have been established and for what purpose, the CERC in Shanghai and prospects for the currency market's development. (DÜI-Sen)

The article deals with the issue of why both planning and market regulation are really needed in China, Chinese economists' views on the essence of planning and market regulation and some special features of their interrelations, the relevance of directive and guideline planning among other issues. (DÜI-Sen)

The shareholder (joint-stock) economy is one of the innovations in China's economic reform. The author looks at the practice of joint-stock economy and evaluates theoretical discussions and debates of Chinese scholars and economists on joint-stock economy. Distinctions in the mechanisms of the economic regulation of the joint-stock system under capitalism and socialism. The issue of separating the right of ownership and the right of management. (DÜI-Sen)