Seeking the Path of Innovation in Development Models: Strategic Thinking on Zhejiang's Economy in the Period of Transformation

Author: Zhu Liming, Zhu Lei, He Lei
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Zhejiang is a magical land. After the reform and opening-up, relying on unique human resources and regional self-accumulation, the economy of Zhejiang has now become a vivid epitome and true reflection of China's remarkable achievements in reform and opening-up. This book focuses on the innovation of development models as its central theme, exploring several major issues in the economic development of Zhejiang during the transformation period from the perspectives of planning major development strategies, building a new industrial system, promoting urbanization, enhancing economic internationalization, and fostering coordinated regional development. This book is suitable for college students, economic workers, government officials, and business managers. Since the reform and opening-up, the economy of Zhejiang has achieved rapid takeoff, becoming a true reflection of China's remarkable achievements in reform and opening-up, and the "Zhejiang Model" has become a classic paradigm of China's great exploration in reform and opening-up. Meanwhile, economic and social development also faces many difficulties and challenges. Especially with changes in development stages, resource and environmental conditions, and macro-systemic conditions, traditional development paths will become unsustainable, and Zhejiang urgently needs to advance the comprehensive transformation of its development model. This book focuses on the innovation of development models as its central theme, exploring several major issues in the economic development of Zhejiang during the transformation period from the perspectives of planning major development strategies, building a new industrial system, promoting urbanization, enhancing economic internationalization, and fostering coordinated regional development. This book is suitable for college students, economic workers, government officials, and business managers.