英文摘要 |
As a regulatory innovation strategy proposed by China for the development of new business models, inclusive and prudential regulation is profoundly significant to the rule of law in public administration. Challenged by the uncertainty of technological development and new business models, the concept of inclusive and prudential regulation indicates a dynamic reflection and evolution of modern administrative rule of law. From the perspective of regulatory theory, the operation of inclusive and prudential regulation reflects the enforcement strategy of responsive regulation, the operating paradigm of cooperative regulation and the evolutionary dynamics of regulatory experimentation. The regulatory design of inclusiveness and prudence with a substantive rule of law feature requires a relatively mature administrative legal framework and the institutional infrastructure and administrative capacity of modern administrative state for its effective operation. It is worth noting that a balance between inclusiveness and prudence is often difficult to achieve in the local practice of inclusive and prudential regulation by the logic of“developmental state”with Chinese characteristics. It has caused a series of regulatory dilemmas and local difficulties, calling for an administrative legal solution. The Chinese experience of inclusive and prudential regulation also provides an institutional illustration for understanding the binary relationship between regulation and economic development. |