Strong Economy (China's Peaceful Rise: Strategy and Path)

Author: Zhang Youwen et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book comprehensively discusses the international background, strategic priorities, and policy choices for the development of an open economy in China's process of achieving a peaceful rise. Based on the analysis that openness and active participation in economic globalization are fundamental policies for developing a strong economy, the book examines the competitive landscape of contemporary countries in enhancing their comprehensive economic strength, objectively evaluates the international background for China to achieve a competitive position in the economy of a strong nation. It explores how China can improve its position in international division of labor, achieve industrial modernization through international industry competition, cultivate national competitive advantages through foreign investment policy choices and positioning, realize the path of technological advancement through the globalization of R&D of multinational companies, develop corporate international competitiveness through the internationalization of enterprises, enhance national financial strength by improving the risk resistance capacity of the financial system, strengthen international financial competitiveness through the internationalization of the RMB and the competition in the international capital market, enhance national comprehensive economic strength through urbanization and megacity development strategies, achieve national prosperity through economic integration of the two shores and four regions, adapt to the requirements of developing a strong economy through the role and behavior of the government, and learn from successful global examples to build a strong economy by drawing on international experience. The book has a clear theme, systematic analysis, rigorous theory, and clear countermeasures. It not only provides important reference value for scholars and experts studying China's economic strength but also offers significant enlightenment for the broad readership concerned with China's rise.