General Economic Structure Theory

Author: Lu Jianjie
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is the final outcome of the 1998 National Social Science Planning Project "Research on the Contradiction between Social Productivity and Product Relations in China." It studies economic structure from three perspectives—historical philosophy, economic science, and the specific conditions of China—examining the corresponding relationships and progressive connotations among them, hence the title "Generalized Theory of Economic Structure." As a philosopher, the author extensively reads economic works and meticulously analyzes economic data from 2003 and earlier, delving into the internal contradictions and tortuous movements of China's economic structure during its transition period. Through this, the author offers a new critique of China's overall modernization strategy. Such a work is rare and valuable in China, where philosophy and economics have long been isolated from each other. The author uses this book to advocate for the establishment of an "Economic-Philosophical Alliance" in China.