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朱善利,北京大学光华管理学院原副院长。
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书名:非均衡的中国经济
作者:厉以宁
出版社:中国大百科全书出版社
出版年份:2015-1
页数:268
内容简介:
本书是厉以宁先生的学术代表作,提出了影响深远的“中国经济非均衡理慧散论”,为中国的经济改革提供了理论指颂闭南。
本书围绕中国经济的非均衡性特征,从政府、企业、市场三者的关系分析了资源配置、产业结构、制度创新和经济波动等问题,深刻揭示了中国经济宏观和微观运行机制的特点,并探讨了以企业改革为中心,通过改革调整走出困境,实现顺利发展的途径。
本书被评为“影响新中国经济建设的10本经济学著作”之一,列入“中国文库•新中国60周年特辑”,并荣获第四届国家图书奖。
作者简介:
厉以宁先生,北京大学资深教授,博士生导师。现任北京大学社会科学学部主任,北京大学光华管理学院名誉院长、北京大学管理科学中心主任。第七、八、九届全国人大常委,第十、十一、十二届全国政协常委。
作有《非均衡的中国经济》(大百科新版)、《中国经济改革与股份制》、《股份制与现代市场经济》、《转型发展理论》、《超越市场与超越政府》、《资本主义野碧裂的起源》《罗马—拜占庭经济史》(商务)《工业化和制度调整》《希腊古代经济史》(商务)《厉以宁经济史论文选》《中国经济双重转型之路》等。最新出版了《只计耕耘莫问收——厉以宁论文选》(中国大百科全书出版社)),还曾出版《厉以宁诗词选集》(上下卷)、《山景总须横侧看:厉以宁散文集》(商务印书馆)。
大卫•李嘉图
(DavidRicardo,1772-1823)
ThebrilliantBritisheconomistDavidRicardowasoneofthemostimportantfiguresinthedevelopmentofeconomictheory.Hearticulatedandrigorouslyformulatedthe"Classical"systemofpoliticaleconomy.ThelegacyofRicardodominatedeconomicthinkingthroughoutthe19thCentury.
DavidRicardo'sfamilywasdescendedfromIberianJewswhohadfledtoHollandduringawaveofpersecutionsintheearly18thCentury.Hisfather,astockbroker,emigratedtoEnglandshortlybeforeRicardo'sbirthin1772.DavidRicardowashisthirdson(outofseventeen!).
Attheageoffourteen,afterabriefschoolinginHolland,Ricardo'sfatheremployedhimfull-timeattheLondonStockExchange,wherehequicklyacquiredaknackforthetrade.At21,RicardobrokewithhisfamilyandhisorthodoxJewishfaithwhenhedecidedtomarryaQuaker.However,withtheassistanceofacquaintancesandonthestrengthofhisalreadyconsiderablereputationintheCityofLondon,Ricardomanagedtosetuphisownbusinessasadealeringovernmentsecurities.Hebecameimmenselyrichinaveryshortwhile.In1814,attheageof41,findinghimself"sufficientlyrichtosatisfyallmydesiresandthereasonabledesiresofallthoseaboutme"(LettertoMill,1815),Ricardoretiredfromcitybusiness,boughttheestateofGatcombParkandsethimselfupasacountrygentleman.
EggedonbyhisgoodfriendJamesMill,RicardogothimselfelectedintotheBritishparliamentin1819asanindependentrepresentingaboroughinIreland,whichheserveduptohisdeathin1823.Inparliament,hewasprimarilyinterestedinthecurrencyandcommercialquestionsoftheday,suchastherepaymentofpublicdebt,capitaltaxationandtherepealoftheCornLaws.(cf.ThomasMoore'spoemsonCash,CornandCatholics)
Ricardo'sinterestineconomicswassparkedbyachancereadingofAdamSmith'sWealthofNations(1776)whenhewasinhislatetwenties.Brightandtalkative,Ricardodiscussedhisowneconomicideaswithhisfriends,notablyJamesMill.ButitwasonlyafterthepersistenturgingoftheeagerMillthatRicardoactuallydecidedtowritethemdown.Hebeganin1809,authoringnewspaperarticlesoncurrencyquestionswhichdrewhimintothegreatBullionistControversythatwasragingatthetimeInthataffair,hewasapartisanoftheBullionistposition,whicharguedfortheresumptionoftheconvertibilityofpapermoneyintogold.Hewroteapairoftracts(1810,1811)articulatingtheirargumentsandoutliningwhathassincebecomeknownasthe"classicalapproach"tothetheoryofmoney.
Intheseverysametracts,Ricardoalsosuggestedtheimpossibilityofa"generalglut"--anexcesssupplyofallgoods--inaneconomy.ThisprovokedtheRev.ThomasRobertMalthustorespondtoRicardo.Thecourseofthisdebatecontinuedintheirextensivecorrespondencewitheachother,culminatinginaseriesofnotesRicardowroteonMalthus's1820Principles(thesewerelaterpublishedposthumouslyasNotesonMalthus).RicardostoodfirminhissupportofSay'sLawanddismissedMalthus'sunderconsumptionthesisastheoreticallyimpossible.Yet,inspiteoftheirdisagreementsoneconomicdoctrines,theytooktoeachotherpersonallyandfosteredalegendaryfriendship.RicardoevenpassedoninvestmenttipstoMalthus--themostfamouscasebeingwhenRicardourgedMalthustoinvestinthebondmarketinanticipationofaBritishvictoryatWaterloo.Evertheconservativeparson,Malthusdeclined.Ricardo,asusual,madeakilling.
In1815,RicardopublishedhisgroundbreakingEssayon..Profits.Thereheintroducedthedifferentialtheoryofrentandthe"lawofdiminishingreturns"tolandcultivation.Coincidentally,thisprinciplewasdiscoveredsimultaneouslyandindependentlybyMalthus,RobertTorrensandEdwardWest.(moreastoundingly,allofthempublishedtheirtractswithinthreeweeksinFebruary,1815!)Inhis1815Essay,Ricardoformulatedhistheoryofdistributioninaone-commodity("corn")economy.Withwagesattheir"natural"level,Ricardoarguedthatrateofprofitandrentsweredeterminedresiduallyintheagriculturalsector.Hethenusedtheconceptofarbitragetoclaimthattheagriculturalprofitandwagerateswouldbeequaltothecounterpartsinindustrialsectors.Withthistheory,hecouldshowthatariseinwagesdidnotleadtohigherprices,butmerelyloweredprofits.
Arguably,apropertheoryofvaluewasmissinginthe1815tract.Inaone-commoditymodel,thisisnotanbigissue.But,proddedonbyMalthus'scriticisms,Ricardorealizedthatinamultiple-commodityeconomy,forrentsandprofitstoremainresiduals,thenpricesmustbepinneddownsomewhere.Inhisformidabletreatise,PrinciplesofPoliticalEconomyandTaxation(1817),Ricardofinallyarticulatedandintegratedatheoryofvalueintohistheoryofdistribution.
ForRicardo,theappropriatetheorywasthe"labor-embodied"theoryofvalueorLTV,i.e.theargumentthattherelative"natural"pricesofcommoditiesaredeterminedbytherelativehoursoflaborexpendedintheirproduction.Indeed,hebeganhis1817bookbycriticizingAdamSmith'salternatives--the"labor-commanded"and"addingup"theoriesofvalue--because,heargued,thatmadevalueafunctionofwagesandthusincomedistribution.ForRicardo,thiswasuntenable.Inhisvision,valuewasindependentofdistribution,andthusonlythe"labor-embodied"theorymadesense.
However,Ricardorealizedthatwhenthequestionofcapitalcomesin,aproblemarose:specifically,asdifferentindustriesapplydifferentamountsofcapitalperlaborer,thentherateofprofitwillalsodifferacrossindustries.Ricardounderstoodthatifhethenassumedthattheratesofprofitacrossdifferentindustrieswereequalized(asfreecompetitionwouldimply),then,mathematically,relativepriceswouldnowvarywithwages--exactlywhathehadcriticizedSmithfor!Ricardorealizedthatthelabortheoryofvaluewouldonlyworkifthedegreeofcapital-intensitywasthesameacrossallsectors,castingdoubtonthegeneralityofhischerishedtheory.
Ricardoproposedtwowaysoutofthisdilemma.Thefirstwastheempiricalargumentthatfirmsapplycapitalinaroughlyproportionalmannertotheamountoflaborinvested.Inthiscase,theresultingpriceswhenprofitsareequalizedwouldnotdiffermuchfromthevaluesimpliedbytheLTV.ThisiswhatStigler(1958)hascalledRicardo's"93%labortheoryofvalue".Thesecondsolutionwastofindacommoditywhichhastheaveragecapitalperworker,sothatitspricewouldreflectlabor-embodiedvalueandthusnotvarywithchangesindistribution.Hecalledthisthe"invariablestandardofvalue".Ifonecanfindwhatthis"standard"commodityis,Ricardoargued,thentherestoftheanalysisissimple.Onecan,say,changetechnology,tracethechangeinvalueofthestandardcommodity,andthenextrapolatethechangeinvalueforallothercommoditiesbythedegreetowhichtheircapitalcompositiondeviatesfromthisstandard.Despitehissearch,Ricardoneverfoundthisstandardcommodity.Onhisdeath,anincompletepaperentitled"TheInvariableStandardofValue"wasfoundonhisdesk.Eventually,KarlMarx(1867)proposedonewayoutofit,butthepropersolutionwouldhavetowaituntilPieroSraffa(1960).
Alittletrippeduponvalue,Ricardo(1817)pressedonnonetheless.Withprices(moreorless)pinneddownbytheLTV,herestatedhisoldtheoryofdistribution.Dividingtheeconomyintoclassesoflandowners(whospendtheirrentalincomeonluxuries),workers(whospendtheirwageincomeonnecessities)andcapitalists(whosavemostoftheirprofitincomeandreinvestit),Ricardoarguedshowedonceagainhowthesizeofprofitsisdeterminedresiduallybytheextentofcultivationonlandandthehistorically-givenrealwage.Hethenaddedonatheoryofgrowth.Specifically,withprofitsdeterminedinthemannergivenabove,thentheamountofcapitalistsaving,accumulationandlabordemandgrowthcouldalsobededuced.This,inturn,wouldincreasepopulationandthusbringmoreland,oflessandlessquality,intocultivation.Astheeconomycontinuedtogrow,then,byhistheoryofdistribution,profitswouldbeeventuallysqueezedoutbyrentsandwages.Inthelimit,Ricardoargued,a"stationarystate"wouldbereachedwherecapitalistswillbemakingnear-zeroprofitsandnofurtheraccumulationwouldoccur.
Ricardosuggestedtwothingswhichmightholdthislawofdiminishingreturnsatbayandkeepaccumulationgoingatleastforawhile:technicalprogressandforeigntrade.Ontechnicalprogress,Ricardowasambivalent.Onetheonehand,herecognizedthattechnicalimprovementswouldhelppushthemarginalproductoflandcultivationupwardsandthusallowformoregrowth.But,inhisfamousChapter31"OnMachinery"(addedin1821tothethirdeditionofhisPrinciples),henotedthattechnicalprogressrequirestheintroductionoflabor-savingmachinery.Thisiscostlytopurchaseandinstall,andsowillreducethewagesfund.Inthiscase,eitherwagesmustfallorworkersmustbefired.Someoftheseunemployedworkersmaybemoppedupbythegreateramountofaccumulationthattheextraprofitswillpermit,butitmightnotbeenough.Apoolofunemployedmightremain,placingdownwardpressureandwagesandleadingtothegeneralmiseryoftheworkingclasses.Technicalprogress,forRicardo,wasnotamany-splendoredthing.
Onforeigntrade,Ricardosetforthhisfamoustheoryofcomparativeadvantage.Usinghisfamousexampleoftwonations(PortugalandEngland)andtwocommodities(wineandcloth),RicardoarguedthattradewouldbebeneficialevenifPortugalheldanabsolutecostadvantageoverEnglandinbothcommodities.Ricardo'sargumentwasthattherearegainsfromtradeifeachnationspecializescompletelyintheproductionofthegoodinwhichithasa"comparative"costadvantageinproducing,andthentradeswiththeothernationfortheothergood.Noticethatthedifferencesininitialpositionmeanthatthelabortheoryofvalueisnotassumedtoholdacrosscountries--asitshouldbe,Ricardoargued,becausefactors,particularlylabor,arenotmobileacrossborders.Asfarasgrowthisconcerned,foreigntrademaypromotefurtheraccumulationandgrowthifwagegoods(notluxuries)areimportedatalowerpricethantheycostdomestically--therebyleadingtoaloweringoftherealwageandariseinprofits.Butthemaineffect,Ricardonoted,isthatoverallincomelevelswouldriseinbothnationsregardless.
Withhis1817treatise,Ricardotookeconomicstoanunprecedenteddegreeoftheoreticalsophistication.HeformalizedtheClassicalsystemmoreclearlyandconsistentlythananyonebeforehaddone.Forhisefforts,heacquiredasubstantialfollowinginGreatBritainandelsewhere--whatbecameknownasthe"Classical"or"Ricardian"School.Hissystem,however,wasimprovedverylittlebyhisdisciples.PerhapsonlyJohnStuartMill(1848)andKarlMarx(1867-94)addedinsightsofanygreatweight.
Ricardo'stheorygraduallyfelloutoffavor,anddiedaslowdeathsoonaftertheMarginalistRevolutionof1871-74.Butresearchcontinuedinsomecornersoftheworld,e.g.VladimirDmitriev(1898).OnlymuchlaterdidPieroSraffa(1960)finallysolvethe"invariablemeasureofvalue"problemandre-ignitedinterestinRicardo'stheory.The"Neo-Ricardian"researchprogramcontinuestoadvancetoday.
在上海,我问一位普通的中年妇女:“你最喜欢的主持人是谁?”
她毫不犹豫地答道:“左安龙。”
“为什么?”
“他替老百姓说话呀!”
左安龙是上海人民广播电台《市民与社会》节目的主持人,也是第二届全国广播“十佳”主持人。左安龙的长相极具特点,与他共事过的“狮城辩手”姜丰有一句很贴切的趣语:“老左的头发恰到好处地掉了一些,便造就了一个智者的额头。”
也正是这位“智者”,历尽坎坷,大器晚成。在一篇文章里,他的一句自述吸引了我:“在我50岁的时候,甚至评不上一个中级职称……我是‘五十而不知天命’,半世坎坷。”于是,这成了我向他提的第一个问题。他坐在我身边,瞪大了眼,直起身子,百感交集却又慷慨激越地说:“我简直就是一个倒霉蛋!”那是我采访经历中最奇特的一刻。我。。。惯于倾听主持人的亲切而又考究的谈话,左安龙的大白话对我几乎是一种振聋发聩。接着左安龙高音调快频率地向我简述了他的“倒霉”经历。他出生在一个资本家家庭,1967年毕业于北京的解放军艺术学院戏剧系,后被分配到上海钢铁一厂,13年后才有幸进入电台打杂,其时已40岁。
“这13年里,我心灰意冷,但我心底里就是不服气,因为我有能力!”1984年,左安龙橘枝终于得到一个表现能力的机会,他成了新栏目《经济台》的一名金融记者,从一窍不通到金融行家,左安龙凭着一股韧劲脱颖而出。他常常半夜三更跳下床,记下脑海中一闪即逝的思想火花。他撰写的富有前瞻性的《股票高溢价发行将引起震荡》一文,著名的经济学家厉以宁看后说:“好!”他的金融稿开始掷地有声。
左安龙充分展示他的才能是在1993年初,那时,他出任新闻时政类直播谈话节目《市民与社会》的监制、策划兼主持人。《市民与社会》节目诞生在体制转轨的大变革时代,传统观念受到强烈冲击的人们比任何时候都需要相互间的交流、上下间的沟通,这个节目为他们提供了发表意见的论坛和与***政领导、专家学者进行平等对话的渠道。左安升散龙的每期选题都是社会关注的热门话题,且多为敏感性话题,如有关市场经济与物价、工资、就业、犯罪的系列节目。他是如何把握的呢?
“‘***的宗旨是为人民服务’,我们站在***和人民的立场,为人民说话,力图使节目在市民与政府、市民与市民之间架起一座心灵之桥。大众传媒向受众传播真、善、美,但也不能回避那些假、恶、丑,要以正压邪。”他接着说:“主持人不是节目的主体,而是推动主体运转的人。主持人的话不在多少,而在于其流露的思想及其与听众互相沟通的能力。”恰恰是左安龙的“白话”风格使他受到听众的喜爱,也带出了节目参与者圆笑敏的大白话。
一次,上海原**黄菊来到直播间,一妇女打来电话抱怨住进新房两年装不上煤气,黄菊致歉后表示相信当年一定解决。左安龙立即拨电话给煤气公司经理。经理问他:“怎么说?”他说:“你想怎么说就怎么说!”于是经理在节目里说了大实话:“别说今年装不上,明年也装不上!”黄菊问道:“赶赶进度不行么?难道毫无潜力可挖?难道对百姓的疾苦就这样漠然旁观?”年底,这位妇女家里装上了煤气。
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