Industrial Development Strategy and Policy in the New Era

Author: Guo Keshua et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: "Industrial Development Strategy and Policy in China's New Era": After China's entry into the WTO, the conditions and environment for industrial development have changed. This book primarily explores the ideas for adjusting industrial development strategy and policy in the new era, broadening the research scope of industrial development strategy. It elaborates on the dynamic relationships between industrial industrial structure strategy, foreign trade strategy, and foreign capital utilization strategy under open conditions in developing large countries, proposes approaches for strategic development choices, and offers some academically valuable or meaningful methods, theories, and perspectives for research in this field. The practical significance lies in providing targeted theoretical foundations for the selection of industrial development strategy and policy in China's new era, including industrial structure, foreign trade, and foreign capital utilization strategies and policies, as well as the selection of emerging leading industries. The book consists of three parts and nine chapters. The first part studies China's industrial development strategy and policy in the new era, including examining the evolution of three aspects of China's industrial development strategy before joining the WTO—foreign trade strategy, foreign capital utilization strategy, and industrial structure strategy; analyzing the challenges posed by comprehensive openness after joining the WTO to China's industrial development strategy; and exploring the selection of China's industrial development strategy and policy in the new era. The second part focuses on the trends of changes in industrial industrial structure and industrial organization after joining the WTO, as well as the corresponding adjustments in industrial policies. The third part studies China's foreign capital utilization strategy and policy after joining the WTO; the selection of emerging leading industries in industry; and the technical advantage industries and technical leapfrogging strategy in manufacturing.