Industrial Policy Studies

Author: Liu Jifa
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is logically rigorous, systemically innovative, and offers incisive arguments with profound analysis. The three parts are closely related yet self-contained. Industrial relations serve as the static representation of the industrial system, industrial operation as its dynamic manifestation, and industrial development as its evolutionary trend. Precisely for this reason, the book breaks away from the traditional frameworks of previous related works, highlighting significant innovations in its logical structure. Particularly, it proposes the issue of industrial development from a completely new perspective, revealing future trends in industrial development from the two dimensions of industrial globalization and industrial modernization. This, in turn, provides a logical conclusion for the book's theoretical framework. In its structure, the book emphasizes a rational analysis of industrial policies in representative developed and emerging countries, using these as references to deeply examine major policy issues in China's current industrial development, thereby forming a discipline system with Chinese characteristics. The book can serve as a professional textbook for postgraduate students majoring in industrial economics in higher education institutions, as well as for undergraduate students in related economics disciplines. At the same time, it can also be used as an important reference for policy research institutions and economic administrative departments when planning industrial development and formulating industrial policies. The book takes the development of industrial economic thought as the horizontal thread and the basic theories of industrial economics as the vertical thread, comprehensively constructing the theoretical framework of industrial policy studies. The book is divided into three parts, each consisting of six chapters:
Part I: Industrial Relations, discussing industrial structure policies and industrial layout policies from two dimensions;
Part II: Industrial Operation, discussing industrial technology policies and industrial organization policies from two dimensions;
Part III: Industrial Development, discussing industrial globalization policies and industrial modernization policies from two dimensions.