Research on the Transformation of Economically Desirable Structural Adjustment - Modern Economics and Management Studies Library

Author: Shi Qi
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is the research outcome of the Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Fund Project "W3-003" and the major project of the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education's Higher Education Philosophy and Social Sciences Fund "Su Jiaoshe Zheng (2003) 22". These projects are a series of studies on how China's economy, which has entered a new era and stage of development, can achieve deep transformation. The book is divided into three parts, respectively studying the theoretical framework of China's economic structure transformation, the background and target models of the desirable economic structure transformation, and the economic structure transformation of the Yangtze River Delta and Jiangsu. It explains the possibility of multiple equilibriums emerging during market growth and the inherent obstacles to deep market growth. Using statistical analysis methods, it decomposes the basic factors of China's market growth and reveals the underlying mechanisms. It also studies the integrated economic management of industrial transfer and analyzes several new characteristics of China's economic transformation in the new stage of development. From aspects such as the selection of emerging leading industries, industrial openness, industrial innovation, and industrial agglomeration, it explores the target models of desirable economic structure transformation in China's new era of economic and social development. As a case study, the book also proposes directions and approaches for the desirable economic structure transformation of Jiangsu, combining the actual development of Jiangsu, from three aspects: sustainable development strategy, new industrialization strategy, and the development of modern service industries. This book is suitable for faculty and students of economics departments in universities and colleges engaged in economic research and learning, as well as senior and middle-level management personnel from various levels of government and enterprises who are interested in the process of China's economic and social development.