Dialogue with Famous Chinese Economists (Issue 6)

Author: Mao Zengyu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: As an economist, one should be constantly exploring. Economists have the responsibility to address the questions continuously raised by the practice of economic development, which requires constant exploration. The six economists in this book are: Du Runsheng — a pioneer in China's reform of the "Three Rural" issues; Gu Shutang — one of the founders of Nankai Economics; Zhu Shaowen — a synthesizer of the economic theories of Smith, List, and Marx; Lin Shao Gong — one of the founders of in New China; Mao Yushi — a flagbearer of rationality and pragmatism in China's economics academia; Xue Muqiao — an influential figure in shaping the economic direction of New China.