The Party's Non-public Economic Ideas Of Three Generations Of Leadership Comparative Analysis

In 1848 Marx and Engels pointed out that, "The communist may use a speech to summarize his own theory: Eliminating private ownership" in "the Communist Manifesto" . This is a tentative plan that Marx and Engels conceived to the future socialism more than 100 years ago. But the practice proves that the realistic socialism society has very wide difference with the socialism that they conceived. And the socialism is established in the highly developed productive forces. Therefore, we cannot simply imitate Marx and Engels' tentative plan. The practice has already proved and will continue to prove that implementing the sole public ownership system in the socialism initial stage is invalid in the system of ownership. The Party' s First Generation of leader Core , Mao Zedong proposes the thought, "the diversified economic ingredients coexist and permit them moderately to develop". This makes the Chinese Communists break through the past inherent theory pattern to the non- public ownership system economy understanding and realizes a new leap to the understanding that Marxism develops a non- public ownership system economy. The Party' s Second Generation of Leader Core ,Deng Xiaoping proposes the thought," the public ownership system is the main body and other economic sectors is the supplement based on the foundation of knowing the Chinese national condition. " This fundamentally breaks through the original sole public ownership system pattern and is creative development to the Marxism and Lenin' s socialist system of ownership theory. The party' s third generation of leader core, Jiang Zemin lifts up highly the great flag of Deng Xiaoping Theory and takes the public ownership system for the main body .communal development of many kinds of ownership economy systems as a basic economic system in our country socialism initial stage. And they obtain a series of significant breakthroughs in the system of ownership. Through the contrast analysis of their non- public ownership system economic thought, we may see that the development of the non-...