2006 Version of China Development Research (Selected Reports of the Development Research Center of the State Council)

Author: Ma Hong, Wang Mengkui (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The 2006 annual outstanding research report of the Development Research Center of the State Council was recently published by China Development Press. The Development Research Center primarily focuses on researching macroeconomic, social development, and comprehensive, strategic, and long-term issues related to reform and opening up. Its annual research findings are mainly published in the internal document "Investigation and Research Reports" of the Development Research Center. The main authors of this report include leaders of the Development Research Center, heads of various research departments, and senior researchers, such as Wang Mengkui, Xie Fuzhan, Liu Shijin, Sun Xiaoyu, Li Shantong, Zhang Junkuo, Feng Fei, Han Jun, Zhang Xiaojie, and Xia Bin, among others. This book is selected from the winning "Investigation and Research Reports" of 2005, including key topics designated by central directives, major projects assigned to various research departments by ministries and commissions, and outstanding papers selected annually by the center. The 2006 edition of China Development Research is divided into five parts: 1) Economic Development and Macro-Control; 2) Public Services and Technological Progress; 3) Industrial Structure and Enterprise Reform; 4) Rural Economic and Social Development; 5) Foreign Economy and International Trade. This book not only provides a calm and objective analysis of China's current economic reform and social development process, highlighting shortcomings, problems, and corresponding countermeasures and suggestions, but also offers forward-looking predictions for China's economic and social development over the next 5–15 years. It provides valuable data and authoritative analysis for economic researchers and government institutions both domestically and internationally.

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