As the saying goes, "Without rules, there would be no Fiona Fang". Rules are rules and regulations, which we should abide by in order to regulate our behavior. They ensure good order and are an important guarantee for the success of various undertakings. Establishing a scientific and positive system can reduce "risk", adhere to "diligence" and promote "development".

For example, we have always opposed corruption, but why has corruption not been effectively curbed for so many years? Sociologists may attribute it to the decline of official moral standards. But this is only superficial, and the real reason can only be found in the system (in fact, morality itself is composed of a series of unwritten systems, and the decline of moral level means that morality, as an institutional arrangement, has reduced its ability to bind people).

When corruption has become a common phenomenon in a society, we can only say that the system of this society lacks restraint on corruption, and it is impossible to achieve obvious results only by criticizing the professional ethics of corrupt officials without exploring the defects of the system itself. Zhang Wuchang, an economist, famously said, "You can't put a coquettish woman in my bedroom, and I can't have unreasonable thoughts about her; The best way to make me miss her is to get her out of my bedroom. "

Similarly, under an institutional arrangement conducive to the breeding of corruption, it is difficult to ask officials to obey the rules! If there is a set of institutional arrangements that can fundamentally restrain the corrupt thoughts of officials, then we don't have to work hard to teach officials about morality.

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Institution, or organizational system, is a concept in social science. From the perspective of social science, system generally refers to the social structure that regulates individual behavior through rules or operating methods. These rules contain social values, and their operation praises the order of a society. The concept of organizational system is widely used in sociology, politics and economics.

System generally refers to the procedures or codes of conduct that all people are required to abide by, and also refers to laws, customs and other norms or certain norms formed under certain historical conditions. Different industries, different departments and different posts all have specific working principles, with the aim of making all the work achieve the expected goals as planned.

Reference materials? Encyclopedia system.