Input factors and China's economic growth

Author: Ye Feiwen
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: "This monograph provides an incisive analysis of China's outstanding economic growth over the past 50 years, especially since the reform and opening-up, and examines the dynamic contribution rates of various factors to economic growth. It presents a theoretically compelling portrayal of the reality and brilliance of China's sustained economic growth. This monograph is like a growth theory tree rooted in Chinese soil. It holds significant academic reference value for scholars both at home and abroad who are interested in and study China's economic growth. This monograph explores the relationship between factor input and economic growth, from theory to practice and from history to the present, through a wealth of data, to uncover the laws of China's economic growth. It systematically and profoundly presents the long-term reflections of the author on this topic. This book takes economic growth theory as the analytical thread, employing mathematical, econometric, and statistical analysis methods, while reasonably incorporating research findings from Western economics to analyze and study the issue of factor input and China's economic growth."