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Combining Marxism and China’s practices for the development of a socialist political economy with Chinese characteristics

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  • Wei Liu

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Purpose - The socialist construction with Chinese characteristics must be based on history and reality. According to the requirements of liberation and development of productivity, efforts must be made to reform and improve the production relations, as well as continually consolidate the socialist system with Chinese characteristics. The purpose of this paper is to prove the necessity and superiority of a socialist system through China’s modernization achievements. Design/methodology/approach - Marxist political economics is a critical legacy from classical economics. Its core question is also social production and distribution, which is epitomized in the labor theory of value and the theory of surplus value. Findings - Regarding the significant principles that must be followed, these speeches summarized the logical system and prominent features of the socialist political system in the new normal from several significant and interrelated aspects such as basic methods, core propositions, main tasks and fundamental goals. Originality/value - The socialist system with Chinese characteristics will gradually appear through further research and prove its superiority. How can a socialist system with Chinese characteristics innovate and develop? Does the system have a future? Is there any historical necessity for the socialist system to replace the capitalist system in human history? These are the questions that need urgent answers and in-depth exploration.

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  • Wei Liu, 2018. "Combining Marxism and China’s practices for the development of a socialist political economy with Chinese characteristics," China Political Economy, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 1(1), pages 30-44, October.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:cpepps:cpe-09-2018-001
    DOI: 10.1108/CPE-09-2018-001
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