Why is China lacking in outstanding entrepreneurs?

Author: Sheng Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The two long essays in this collection focus on constructing a hot issue as an academic research subject. They examine the "" problem from the perspective of the allocation and evolution of decision-making power, and explain unemployment through market segmentation. As for the short essays and speeches, they start by capturing phenomena from the real-life socio-economic environment, propose questions, and provide analysis and explanation. The 30 speeches and presentations included in this book can be categorized into five areas: first, issues related to enterprises, entrepreneurs, human capital, and credit culture; second, rural issues and public policy; third, macroeconomic operations, as well as fiscal and financial systems and policies; fourth, fundamental theories and methodologies of economics, particularly institutional economics; and fifth, academic conduct.