History of New China's Economic Theory: New China's Economic Thought Series

Author: Zhao Xiaolei
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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: The development history of Chinese economic thought is as long, winding, and ever-vibrant as the history of the Chinese nation itself. It includes both the brilliant achievements that continuously enrich the treasure trove of economic thought and the outdated and backward concepts that hinder social and economic progress. There is also the resilience and innovative spirit that reflects the struggle against adversity. Through the excavation, sorting, and organization by generations of predecessors, as well as the comparison with research achievements in similar fields abroad, historical records spanning thousands of years in China have shown that before the 17th century—approximately three thousand years before the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty—ancient Chinese economic thought was consistently at the forefront of world economic thought and possessed distinct national characteristics.
The "New China Economic Thought History Series" currently consists of thematic volumes on fundamental economic theories, fiscal thought, financial thought, industrial economic thought, agricultural economic thought, trade thought, statistical thought, accounting thought, and the development of economic historiography. The main content of this book includes Preface, Introduction: Research Methods, Theoretical Frameworks, and Technostatistics for the History of New China's Economic Theory, Volume I: 1949–1979—The Initial Development Stage of New China's Economic Theory, Volume II: 1980–1991—The Prosperous Development Stage of New China's Economic Theory, Volume III: 1992–1999—The In-depth Development Stage of New China's Economic Theory, Conclusion: A Comprehensive Review of the Development of New China's Economic Theory History, and References.