about the game in the balance- government policy expansion and policy in contraction（关于游戏的平衡,政府政策扩张和收缩政策）.docVIP

About the game in the balance: Government policy expansion and Policy in contraction One-way policy is formulated by the executive body, in a specific time and space within the implementation, a number of policy constitutes a dynamic game mode, interact with each other, mutual penetration, concerned in intergovernmental coordination contexts require a single government for a policy of expansion and policy contraction, which adjust their own norms of normal behavior, but in the current administrative environment, often Face thoughts of a number of government policies expansion policy disorderly competition, triggering a regional war and ministries dispute, or a number of government policies contraction to avoid risks another prevarication, seemingly Kowloon flood but in reality the absence of multi-disorder policy of expansion and contraction caused endless trouble as policy-makers, government types vary widely, from the compartmentalization relations and functional orientation analysis, local government policies covering the region WAN nature of central ministries policy, local governments and central ministries in the functions overlap areas often face the target value is inconsistent, what into what retired conflict? sincere cooperation or mutually constraints? each government or administrative departments are faced with a choice proper handling benefit from each other, otherwise will be a loss for both. “standardized principles and description of combined legal rational systematization”, [1] Similarly the government decision-making. need to take into consideration the government in which situational analysis policy of expansion and the rationality of the policy contraction, construction of administrative and orderly competition, to promote multi-government position in the interaction balance to achieve the policy objectives of the successful completion of the state, society and government relations. A policy expansion and contraction: interpretation and sce