Chinese Economy: The Limits of Growth: The Limits of Growth

Author: Cheng Chaocze
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is divided into nine chapters, with detailed content including Introduction, The Limits of Population Growth, The Brewing Next Population Growth Cycle, The Great Surplus of Labor Force, The Rushing Grey Tide, Population Quality: The Greatest Bottleneck for Economic Takeoff, Resources: A Severe Constraint, The Ecological Environment Framed by Population, The Dilemma of Agricultural Growth, Institutional Exploration of Agricultural Lag, The Slide After Excessive Agricultural Economic Growth, The Pull and Push of Agricultural Surplus Labor Force, The Struggle of Rural Industrialization, "Rural Ills": Rooted in the Soil but Not Away from It, Five Factors Restricting Farmers' Income Increase, Surplus Economics, The Age of Surplus, The World is Also Surplus, Combined Efforts, Relative Surplus, The Surplus Syndrome, Western Regions: The Giant's Lameness, Historical Accumulation Mystifications, Mechanism Inhibition in Economic Reform, The Unattractive Reality of Openness.

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