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Integrity Study On Private Enterprises

Posted on:2007-06-23Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2179360185461841Subject:Marxist theory and ideological and political education
Abstract/Summary:
The modern market economy is the one with intergrity. Integrity is the basic element and necessary moral belief of market economy, the principle of operation of market, trade and enterprises. Therefore, it should be the essence of the corporation to keep a foothold in the market, the significant part of key competitiveness, the basis of long-time development. However, the difficulty of beginning, frustration of development, imperfect system and unequipped policies make the private enterprises to have a serious problem of lack of intergrity. Owing to the increasingly importance of private economy in China, it is of pratical value to research and improve the integrity of private enterprises, and promote their healthy development.The thesis researches on the integrity of private enterprises from four aspects as follows:First, exploring integrity in traditional culture, the progressing of integrity belief of western thinkers, and having a analysis and comparison of it between China and West. Thus defining integrity with social practice.Second, demonstrating the value of attaching great importance to integrity for private enterprises. As the world has gone into the time of credit economy, running of modern enterprises is the operation of integrity rather than the goods. Integrity, which is indispensable quality of entrepreneurs, the precious rescource of positive development of private enterprises, the critical component of their competitiveness, the necessity of reinforcing stradegic union among them, and also the promise of them to integrate into the global economy, is vital to the survival and growth of private enterprises.Third, analyzing the phenomenon and reasons of lack of integrity of private enterprises. The following are four main kinds of phenomenon:...
Keywords/Search Tags:private enterprise, integrity, research
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