Author: Ben Li, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The rise of China has captured global attention, and international mainstream media have long tracked its developments. Additionally, experts and scholars from various fields, such as economics and foreign policy strategy, have conducted in-depth research and detailed discussions on the topic. Due to the complexity of Chinese society and the rapid momentum of its economic growth, there are two differing perspectives on the future of China's economic development. Some argue in favor of China's rise, citing its comparative advantages, political stability, openness, and latecomer benefits. Others focus on issues such as China's institutional reforms, financial investment, income inequality, population aging, unemployment, energy, and water resources, exploring whether these challenges could hinder the sustained growth of its economy. Regardless, all these scholars approach their research from a studious and objective standpoint, striving to uncover the true face of China's economy. This book compiles most of the recent discussions on China's economy, with contributions from top-tier experts on China and published in internationally renowned mainstream media, offering considerable depth and representativeness.
Rise?! - Two Possible Scenarios for China's Economic Development in the Next 10 Years - The Viewpoint Clash of Top Global Economists
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