英文摘要 |
The expression“Common Economic Prosperity”does not appear in the text of our current Constitution, but the principle of socialism and the constitutional norms of politics, economy and rule of law together constitute the normative foundation of the ideal of common economic prosperity. Explaining the normative connotation of common economic prosperity at the constitutional level depends on grasping its continuity and transformation of intergenerational interaction. Intergenerational continuity implies a relatively stable key component of constitutional normative connotation, while intergenerational transformation gives a corresponding contemporary meaning to constitutional normative connotation. In the current stage of moving towards the ideal of common economic prosperity, the Constitution should be used as the fundamental basis for understanding the historical process, responding to real problems and grasping the institutional logic of common economic prosperity. That requires explaining and upholding the status of the mainstay of distribution according to labor, giving full play to the positive roles of all kinds of ownership, generally enhancing the intrinsic motivation and practical ability of the members of the society to participate in economic development, and respecting and protecting the lawful private property. The formation of a constitutional consensus on common economic prosperity can help eliminate inappropriate or ambiguous perceptions, guide members of society to form reasonable and stable wealth expectations, and provide realistic space and constitutional solutions for the promotion of common economic prosperity. |