China: Economic Transformation and Economic Policy (Second Issue): Compilation of Briefings from the Center for Economic Research at Peking University: 1999.9-2001.6

Author: National School of Development, Peking University
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: The National School of Development at Peking University was established in August 1994. The center has gathered a group of young and middle-aged economists well-trained in modern economics, aiming to mobilize domestic and international social resources to contribute to the teaching and research of Peking University, the reform and development of China's economy, and the study of contemporary economics. In the seven years since its establishment, the economists of the center have grounded themselves in the solid land of China, using modern economic theories to study China's economic issues. They have achieved a series of academically valuable and far-reaching results in areas such as corporate theory and Chinese enterprise reform, financial theory and Chinese macroeconomic policy, comparative advantage and trade development, industrial theory and economic restructuring, food theory and agricultural policy, and institutional change theory and Chinese economic development. The research outcomes of the center have had a positive impact on the process of China's economic reform and development, and have made indelible contributions to the standardization, internationalization, and modernization of Chinese economic research.