Dialogue with a Famous Chinese Economist

Author: Mao Zengyu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In China's reform and opening-up and the great march toward socialist modernization, economists have become an increasingly favored group. This reflects both the growing demand for knowledge in the market economy and the liberation of productive forces and the economics field by the Party's reform and opening-up policies. The more active economists are, the more society pays attention to their growth, development, academic characteristics, and academic contributions, as their theories and practices are related to the healthy development of socialism with Chinese characteristics. As economists, they should be constantly exploring. Economists have the responsibility to answer the questions raised by the practice of economic development, which requires continuous exploration. The six economists in this book are: Du Rensheng—the pioneer of China's reform of the "three rural" issues; Gu Shutang—one of the founders of Nankai Economics; Zhu Shaowen—the synthesizer of Smith, List, and Marx's economic theories; Lin Shaogong—one of the founders of China's new; Mao Yushi—the banner of rationality and pragmatism in China's economics academia; Xue Mùqiáo—the person who influenced the economic direction of New China.