The Path of Development for a Major Country in China: A Voice from Economics

Author: Wang Yongqin et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: China is in a critical phase of reform and development. Five young economists from Fudan University's School of Economics, driven by a strong academic passion, initiated the establishment of the "Contemporary China Economy and Society" studio. They regularly engage in dialogues, integrating the development of modern economics to understand major issues in contemporary China's economy and society. This book is a collection of their discussions and public presentations on campus. They emphasize interdisciplinary borrowing between economics and other fields such as political science and sociology, analyzing and exploring various economic and social challenges China faces today. On the grand topic of China's development as a major power, they propose their unique and sincere perspectives. The book consists of 11 chapters, along with a preface and three postfaces. The issues discussed in this book hold significant theoretical implications for China's future economic reform and development. Its publication is expected to generate a strong response among young economists and students, produce positive external effects in the field of economic theory, and serve as a catalyst for further discussions on China's economic transformation and development.