Exploring and Responding to the "New Economy": A Collection of Essays by Xiao Chen

Author: Xiao Chen
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Through these writings and manuscripts, we can not only share the research achievements of the professors and appreciate their academic style but also grasp the intellectual threads of China's economic research in different historical periods, reflect on the special economic practices of specific historical stages, as well as the development of economic theories and research methods. Focusing on the issue of "Network Economy and China," this book selects 37 related papers by the author in recent years, divided into four parts: "Towards the 'New Economy'," "Exploring the Network Economy," "Global Economic Transformation and Transition Adaptation." The first part emphasizes the United States, a country where the network economy has initially taken shape, discussing how it moved away from the traditional "demand management" economic model and gradually transitioned to the "new economy" system that emphasizes "direct economy" and "horizontal cooperation." The second part broadens the scope to the global economy, discussing how the "new economy" operates and its impact on various economies. Topics such as the "borderless economy," "network finance and crisis," "new economy cycle," and "quasi-recession and new recovery" fall under cutting-edge issues. The third part explores the prospects of global economic transformation and the revolution in economics. The fourth part directly addresses China's "accession to the WTO" and "market entry" issues, as well as "transition models" and "alignment models," along with more than ten policy-reflection essays, which are believed to be worth attention.