Harvard Perspectives -- Interviews with 36 Renowned Harvard Professors: Interviews with 36 Renowned Harvard Professors

Author: Lu Yong
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book includes healthy competition that values mutual benefit, modernization without abandoning traditional resources, what the government should do, clarifying the country's development strategy, education focusing on a virtuous cycle, how to become a key player in the global market, fully recognizing the value of education, innovation making the government more dynamic, choosing a more harmonious development model, information technology providing better prospects for businesses, the role of traditional economy cannot be ignored, grasping the new changes in human capital, globalization creating mutually beneficial opportunities, allowing the market mechanism to play its due role, benefiting from peaceful coexistence, learning to use WTO rules, valuing the detailed design of market systems, institutional design rooted in history and culture, government procurement must be standardized to be effective, China-US relations are generally positive, acknowledging the existence of differences, maintaining characteristics in change, legal means are the most effective, establishing more suitable economic policies, it is easier to be a follower, establishing an innovative system as soon as possible, globalization is not Americanization, financial globalization focuses on adaptation, reducing the temptation of corruption, learning to make proper decisions, pursuing knowledge and truth throughout life, empowering the government, postscript.