Theory of Economic Structure Optimization -- Frontiers of Economic Transformation and Economic Development

Author: Liu Zhibiao
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The Frontiers of Economic Transformation and Development Series. The environment facing China's economic development in the 21st century has undergone significant changes, driven by factors such as economic globalization, high informatization, the knowledge economy, and the economy of surplus. What new requirements do these four factors impose on the strategic adjustment of China's economic structure? What changes have occurred in the business environment of enterprises? How should their strategies be adjusted in a timely manner? How can government policies keep pace with these changes, seeking both speed and efficiency in structural adjustments? During the transition from an economic internationalization strategy to an economic globalization strategy, how can China's industries gradually form competitive advantages—these are the strategic issues explored in this book. The content of this book is the main thread of China's economic development policies, addressing fundamental, comprehensive, and long-term issues that the national development strategy must resolve. Adhering to the principle of reader-friendly design, the book avoids obscure terminology and purely mathematical expressions as much as possible. It can serve as a reference for government officials at all levels, business and industrial management personnel, and also holds certain value for economic researchers, senior college students, and graduate students.