China Industrial Development Report (1999)

Author: Institute of Industrial Economics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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Features: This book is composed of four major sections—Macro, Industry, Region, and Enterprise—forming the 1999 China Industrial Development Report. The entire book revolves around the theme "China's Industrial Development: Moving Away from Shortage Economy."
Expanding domestic demand does not mean reverting to a state of supply failing to meet demand. Instead, it is essential to maintain a moderate surplus of supply over demand, continue to strengthen market competition, and enable enterprises to survive and thrive through competition. In the process of competition, backward enterprises will be eliminated, and irrational redundant construction issues will be resolved. All industries and enterprises must enhance their ability to survive and develop under demand constraints.