Economic Observation of China (2005 Issue No. 3)

Author: Wang Dongjing
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Publishing Date: 2005-09-01
Features: China Economic Observer is dedicated to exploring hot and difficult issues in China's economy, aiming to create an academic platform accessible to both scholars and the general public. Currently, the journal features columns such as "Focus on 'Sannong' (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers)," Financial and Economic Observation, Exploration and Debate, and Regional Forums. New columns will be added based on demand and manuscript submissions. China Economic Observer implements a double-blind peer-review system. All submissions are treated equally regardless of the author's title or status, and manuscripts are selected based on quality. Once accepted, authors will receive payment, with preferential compensation for highly innovative works. We welcome submissions from authors worldwide. Specific requirements are as follows:
1. Topics must be closely related to hot and challenging issues in China's economic practice.
2. Arguments should be clear, well-supported, and logically sound.
3. The writing style should be fresh, straightforward, and easy to read.
4. The length of the manuscript should be between 5,000 and 10,000 words.
5. When submitting, please provide your real name, birth date, mailing address, workplace, position and title, postal code, phone number, and email address, and keep a copy of your manuscript. If you do not receive a response within two months, you may handle the manuscript as you see fit.
China Economic Observer is dedicated to exploring hot and difficult issues in China's economy, aiming to create an academic platform accessible to both scholars and the general public. Currently, the journal features columns such as "Focus on 'Sannong' (agriculture, rural areas, and farmers)," Financial and Economic Observation, Exploration and Debate, and Regional Forums. New columns will be added based on demand and manuscript submissions. China Economic Observer implements a double-blind peer-review system. All submissions are treated equally regardless of the author's title or status, and manuscripts are selected based on quality. Once accepted, authors will receive payment, with preferential compensation for highly innovative works. We welcome submissions from authors worldwide. Specific requirements are as follows:
1. Topics must be closely related to hot and challenging issues in China's economic practice.
2. Arguments should be clear, well-supported, and logically sound.
3. The writing style should be fresh, straightforward, and easy to read.
4. The length of the manuscript should be between 5,000 and 10,000 words.
5. When submitting, please provide your real name, birth date, mailing address, workplace, position and title, postal code, phone number, and email address, and keep a copy of your manuscript. If you do not receive a response within two months, you may handle the manuscript as you see fit.