Harmonious Growth (The Future of the Chinese Economy)

Author: Zhang Zhanbin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Focuses on social hot issues and grasps the direction of macro policies. This book takes major issues in the real economy and society as its theme, compiled from articles written by middle-aged and young scholars in the fields of economics, political science, management, sociology, law, and other areas, as well as policy research experts. It aims to convey the major policies and research insights of the Party and State to friends who are concerned about national development, and hopes to refine the theoretical research and policy recommendations of scholars through further reflection from these friends, thereby promoting policies that better align with actual development conditions. Since the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the new central leadership has carefully assessed the situation and proposed the strategic concepts of scientific development and building a harmonious society. The "11th Five-Year Plan" for economic and social development has outlined the future image of a major country, and policy adjustments and institutional innovations to achieve a balance between efficiency and fairness have been gradually implemented. The era of major development requires broader perspectives and a more open-minded approach, as well as more democratic wisdom and scientific choices. In the face of the strategic opportunity period, we need to know what we lack, what we need, and how to achieve it. This requires effective communication between the intellectual community and the general public, as well as consensus and tacit understanding with national decision-making. This book, themed around major issues in the real economy and society, compiled from articles written by middle-aged and young scholars and policy research experts in the fields of economics, political science, management, sociology, law, and other areas, serves as the think tank for the Party and State in formulating major policies, as well as the spiritual home for intellectual exchange among all sectors of society during the era of major development.