The Transformation and Innovation of China's Discipline Inspection and Supervision System from the Perspective of New Institutional Economics

Abstract

The theory of new institutional economics provides a powerful tool for analyzing the transformation and innovation of China's discipline inspection and supervision system. Changes in the discipline inspection and supervision system include induced and coercive transformations, with changes in interest patterns and power relationships having a significant impact on institutional change. Path dependence and institutional breakthrough mechanisms jointly influence the process of institutional change. Based on this, the paper also discusses the policy background and motivations for the innovation of the discipline inspection and supervision system, and proposes directions for institutional innovation, including strengthening the leadership of the Party, diversifying supervision, and expanding cooperation.