China's challenges

Author: Wang Dongjing
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This is a research collection on China's economic issues by Wang Dongjing, a renowned economist and columnist. The book is divided into several sections, including Academic Debates, Solving the "Three Rural Issues," Food as the People's Lifeline, Guarding for Balance, Industrial and Economic Analysis, Financing Wisely, Focusing on Livelihoods, Reflections on Science and Education, Reforming the Government, and Critiques on the Bureaucracy. It includes many outstanding papers by various authors, making it suitable for reference and study by economics researchers. As the title "China's Challenges" implies, the book focuses on analyzing the difficulties of the economic society. China's economy is undergoing a transition, which inevitably leads to competition among various interest groups and intertwined social conflicts, presenting numerous challenges. In the face of these difficulties, the government is inclined to open up channels for discussion and listen to opinions; naturally, scholars should not stand idly by. Guided by the ancient principle of "every man has a responsibility," the author has been pondering and working tirelessly for a year, finally completing this book. It is now published, primarily to offer policy advice to the government and secondly to provide readers with some analytical tools for economics.