China's Transformation Model: Reflection and Innovation

Author: Zhang Yu
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book attempts to reflect on and innovate the path of China's economic transformation, aiming to summarize the experience of reform, explore the laws of reform, discover clues to resolving contradictions, and grasp the direction of deepening reform. The book consists of 7 chapters. Chapter 1 systematically elaborates on the essence, characteristics, meaning, significance, contradictions, and choices of China's economic transformation model by reviewing relevant literature on transition economics. Chapter 2 reveals the deep structure and profound contradictions of the market economy, explaining the complex connotation and internal logic of economic transformation. Chapter 3 summarizes the theoretical framework and policy highlights of China's socialist market economy, analyzing the contradictions it faces and the principles of its construction. Chapter 4 analyzes the flaws of the concept "prioritizing efficiency while considering fairness" both theoretically and practically, proposing a new perspective on fairness and efficiency. Chapter 5 explores the principles and strategies that state-owned economy reform should follow, starting from defining the nature and status of the state-owned economy. Chapter 6 points out the duality of economic globalization and the pitfalls of the theory of comparative advantage, highlighting the significant strategic importance of pursuing an independent innovation path. Chapter 7, based on practical reforms, discusses the development direction of Chinese economics.