2006: China's Capital Social Development Report (Beijing Blue Book)

Author: Dai Jianzhong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Reviewing annual cutting-edge information and predicting the changing trends of the times! "Pishu" is a large-scale book series launched by Social Sciences Academic Press in recent years, consisting of a series of authoritative research reports. At the end of each year, these books analyze and forecast the current status and development trends of various fields such as the economy, society, and others in China and the world. The authors of this series are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, who are top experts from first-class research institutions in China. Their views and perspectives reflect the highest level of understanding and insight into the reality and future of China and the world, making them unquestionably authoritative. Additionally, each book comes with a database CD-ROM, which serves as both an e-book and a database. After installation, it can be accessed via computer, allowing for quick and efficient searches by entering any keyword, making reading and research more convenient and fast.
Authoritative institutions · Brand books · New edition every year; Reviewing annual cutting-edge information and predicting the changing trends of the times.
Led by experts and scholars from the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, in collaboration with experts and scholars from the Beijing Bureau of Statistics, the Beijing Chamber of Commerce, the Beijing Federation of Women, Peking University, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing University of Technology, and other units. This book covers three major aspects: social structure, social issues, and social stability. Amidst the complex content, it focuses on the positioning and role of decision-making support, striving to meet the needs of decision-makers.
First, it emphasizes the accuracy of dynamic analysis, combining qualitative and quantitative methods to derive genuine trends.
Second, it focuses on forecasting, using the development stage of other countries as a reference to make rational predictions based on the local context.
Third, it provides policy recommendations. It discusses the feasibility of each choice, explains the positive and negative effects of each option, outlines the risks of implementing the policy, or highlights the advantages of combining multiple policies.