Rational Passion: A Chinese Architect Building the of International Economics

Author: Xiao Rui, Li Liming
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The market economy is a good system, but some countries have indeed gone down the wrong path. On the surface, they also practice a market economy and democratic politics, yet their economies fail to thrive, and their politics remain unstable. Moreover, once they stray onto this path, it seems difficult to turn back. What exactly is the issue here is a question worth studying. The economists abroad have made significant efforts to seek answers to this problem. They have compared the morals, cultures, laws, histories, and even geographical conditions of different countries, and more importantly, they have used political events that have occurred over the past half-century as factual comparisons, attempting to identify the main threads. In recent years, their voices and writings have shown clear progress. The publication of this book is certain to contribute to the great cause of advancing China's modernization. The power of a single book is, of course, limited. But countless books can combine to form immense power. Besides, this is a book unlike any other. It is the first systematic introduction to Chinese economists active in the international economics community. Readers can learn about their respective research fields and academic perspectives while also experiencing their struggles and joys, understanding their pursuits. This book is a rare gem for researchers and professionals in the field of economics, economics students, and the readers interested in economics. At the same time, it can also provide valuable insights and inspiration for policymakers in relevant government departments.