Development Economics and China's Economic Development

Author: Hong Yinxing
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Publish Date: 2002-06-06
Features: This book takes development as its theme, drawing on theories from development economics and integrating them with China's practical realities to establish an economic development theory suitable for China's context. It starts from the perspective of increasing people's welfare to study the goals and stages of China's economic development, as well as related issues such as household income, employment, and consumption. Building on the analysis of economic growth factors, it explores the sustainability of growth, the efficiency of economic growth, and growth models, and further examines related aspects such as capital accumulation, knowledge capital, and human capital. Structural analysis is a key focus of this book, covering topics such as the balance and upgrading of industrial structures, the modernization of the dual structure and agricultural development, urbanization and urbanization, as well as regional economic disparities and coordination. The book also studies economic growth fluctuations and stability from a macro perspective and examines China's open economy from the angle of economic globalization. It analyzes the institutional environment of economic development, highlighting the construction and improvement of the market economy system, corporate governance, and entrepreneurship. Additionally, it introduces new developments in development economics.