China: Income Distribution Inequality and Economic Growth—The Institutional Innovation Basis of Public Economics and Public Administration

Author: Zhou Wenxing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book emphasizes the inherent unity and practicality of logic, claiming to have found correct answers to many major issues. Some of its viewpoints are distinctly different from others' research. Grounded in significant real-world problems, it fully utilizes modern economic analysis tools to draw a series of research conclusions with substantial practical value. The book is characterized by clear perspectives, ample data, and strong originality. In terms of expression, it strives to be rigorous yet flexible, employing dynamic perspectives to depict issues and present fresh ideas in the fields of income distribution and economic growth to readers across various disciplines and levels. The book explores two critical issues in China's modernization process: income distribution and economic growth. Rooted in reality and drawing on modern economic analysis tools, it derives a series of research conclusions with significant practical value, featuring clear perspectives, sufficient data, and strong originality, offering fresh insights in the fields of income distribution and economic growth to readers from different disciplines. This book is suitable for professionals in economics, public finance, taxation, social security, public administration, political science, sociology, and related fields, as well as college students, graduate students, and researchers.