Modern Economics and China's Economic Reform

Author: Qian Yingyi
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Reading this collection of essays on China's economic reform issues not only allows you to appreciate the charm of modern economics but also shows the passionate dedication of an economist living abroad actively participating in and advancing China's economic reform. A prominent feature of this book is that it bases its analysis of China's practical problems on the fundamental theories and new achievements of modern economics, demonstrating the author's profound academic expertise. The author skillfully employs the research perspectives, analytical benchmarks, and analytical tools of modern economics to dissect issues in China's transition, providing well-reasoned and evidence-based answers to complex problems. Qian Yingyi is a professor in the Economics Department at the University of California, Berkeley, and a distinguished professor in the Economics Department at the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University. This book collects 18 papers written by him between 1987 and 2003. The common theme of these 18 papers is the connection between modern economics and China's economic reform. The author uses the analytical framework and logical approach of modern economics to explore major theoretical and practical issues encountered in China's economic reform process, proposes recommendations for reform strategies and policies, and also introduces related cutting-edge economic theories. This book is highly valuable for those interested in the application of modern economics in China's economic reform.