The Great Debate on China's Economy (Six)

Author: Wang Limin
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book authentically and comprehensively records the major economic phenomena in China's economy during 2000, as well as the diverse perceptions, interpretations, and proposed countermeasures arising from different economic theories and ideologies. It reveals the underlying social trends behind conflicting economic viewpoints and the numerous discussions on political reforms triggered by economic system reforms, reflecting the mindset of various strata of the public amidst the wave of reforms. The excerpts included in the book are both rich in theoretical depth and closely tied to reality, providing substantial information to help readers deepen their theoretical understanding of social life, particularly the current reform practices. As a reflection of history, the book maintains an objective, truthful, and straightforward style, treating all schools of thought without discrimination, alteration, or omission, and adhering to pragmatism.
Introduction: This book authentically and comprehensively records the major economic phenomena in China's economy during 2000, as well as the diverse perceptions, interpretations, and proposed countermeasures arising from different economic theories and ideologies. It reveals the underlying social trends behind conflicting economic viewpoints and the numerous discussions on political reforms triggered by economic system reforms, reflecting the mindset of various strata of the public amidst the wave of reforms. The excerpts included in the book are both rich in theoretical depth and closely tied to reality, providing substantial information to help readers deepen their theoretical understanding of social life, particularly the current reform practices. As a reflection of history, the book maintains an objective, truthful, and straightforward style, treating all schools of thought without discrimination, alteration, or omission, and adhering to pragmatism.