Pulse-taking the Chinese Economy

Author: Gao Huiqing
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Dr. Gao Huiqing is a young scholar who has grown alongside China's market economy. In the book Diagnosing China's Economy, he examines major difficulties, focal points, and issues in China's economy in recent years with a keen eye. From development issues such as the appreciation of the RMB, deflation, and economic overheating, to reform-related issues like government functions and institutional barriers, as well as sensitive topics in the securities market that stir investors' emotions, each article offers a unique analytical perspective. Reading carefully often leaves one amazed by his insightful remarks. This book collects some of the author's recent articles on China's economy, divided into five parts. From the perspectives of international economy, domestic economy, economic reform, economic policy, and securities market, it analyzes the difficulties, focal points, and hot issues in China's economy in recent years, offering original insights. Some of the book's viewpoints have been recognized by society and even become popular arguments; some opinions have served as decision-making references for relevant authorities in formulating policies; and some articles have drawn attention both domestically and internationally. This book is suitable for government employees, students and teachers in economics and management, as well as readers who are interested in China's economic development.