Innovation in China's Economic System: Exploration in the Years of Reform (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Zou Dongtao
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is a portrayal of the intellectual journey of an explorer and thinker during the era of reform and opening up. The 91 articles included in this book span from early 1980 to June 2003, covering over two decades of writings. The author explores various aspects of China's reform and opening up from multiple perspectives: the establishment of the market economy system; the reform and development of state-owned enterprises; the reform of ownership and the development of non-public sector economy; comprehensive and coordinated reforms, and more. This book is a compilation of the author's writings on the development of central China, published as a book titled "What Sticks to the Wings of the West's Takeoff" (China Economic Press, 2001 edition). To date, the author has published over 1.5 million words on reform-related research. The entire book selects 91 articles written by the author from March 1980 to June 2003, totaling over 600,000 words, organized into five thematic sections and divided into two volumes. This book is a collection of the author's writings on economic reform, reviewing the lessons from several economic reforms and adjustments since the 1950s and exploring China's economic system reform from political, ideological, and cultural perspectives.