The unified national market refers to a nationwide integrated market system formed through full competition and social division on the basis of unified policies, consistent rules, and coordinated execution. This market system has the inherent characteristics of unity, openness, competition, and orderliness, as well as significant external features such as the huge market scale, complete structure, powerful functions, perfect mechanism, and optimized environment. It can be relied upon to smoothly achieve the social expansion and reproduction.
The article Deepen the Market-oriented Reform and the Construction of a Unified National Market points out that in order to deepen the market-oriented reform, we must vigorously correct the deviation. China has embarked on a new journey of comprehensively building a socialist modernized country, and urgently needs to promote the construction of a unified national market through a central government-led industrial policy.
This special column focuses on the unified national market, takes the practice of the Chinese economy as a case study, summarizes the experience of developing large countries in building a unified national market, and extracts various theories, hoping to provide Chinese wisdom for enriching the modern economic theory.
