Chinese Economics. 2002: 2002

Author: Beijing Tianze Institute of Economics
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book selects 17 academic research papers from authoritative economics journals such as Economic Research, Journal of Economics (Quarterly), and China Social Sciences Review published in 2002, reflecting the current state of China's social and economic development. The content covers growth theory, property-producing factors, monetary policy, sluggish consumption and income distribution, urban crises, rural issues, corruption in the medical system, social trust, information products, intellectual property, new trade theory of comparative advantage, emerging classical economics, and incomplete contract theory. The selected economics research papers not only reflect the state of domestic economic research in 2002 but also highlight the challenges faced by ordinary Chinese people. They fully demonstrate the depth of theoretical exploration and the breadth of practical analysis in Chinese economics research, emphasizing the close intrinsic connection between the academic world and the real world. The book underscores the long-term societal impact of economic research and the academic responsibility of economists to strengthen the nation and enrich the people, making it a rare and invaluable read on Chinese economics.