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CHINA AS A LEADER OF THE WORLD ECONOMY

by Gregory C Chow (Princeton University, USA)

Table of Contents </etextbook/8284/8284_toc.pdf> (28k)
Preface </etextbook/8284/8284_preface.pdf> (24k)
Chapter 1: Introduction: An Overviewof China's Economy
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Chapter 13: Problems Facing the Chinese Economic System
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Chapter 20: How to Improve University Education in China?
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About Gregory C Chow
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After the 1978 Economic Reform, China's economic development has been on
a fast track ever since. Later on, the successful accession into the WTO
in 2001 accelerated China's economic transformation and made it more
integrated with the world. Today, as the second-largest economy in the
world, China has earned herself a leading role on the world stage beyond
dispute. This book provides readers with answers to why and how China
functions as a leader in the world economy.

This book surveys China's economy in four parts — economic institutions,
economic problems, economic policies and economic analyses. It is based
on the author's latest findings from his scholarly research on China's
economy, his involvement with China's economic reform and development,
and his personal contacts with Chinese academics, entrepreneurs,
government officials and ordinary citizens for over thirty years. The
book is written in a style accessible to the general readers, since most
chapters are based on articles published in three major Chinese
newspapers, of which the author is a columnist. It can also serve as a
reference book for professionals, an authoritative guide for general
readers and a supplementary text for university students. The author
uses it as a supplementary text for his course on the Chinese economy at
Princeton University.

 
Contents:

  * */Economic Institutions:/*
      o Introduction: An Overview of China's Economy
      o Three Important Players of China's Economy
      o Is Chinese Capitalism Different?
      o Economic Planning in China
      o Role of Economists in China's Economic Development
      o Free to Choose in China
      o Chinese and American Economic Institutions Reflecting Cultural
        Differences
      o Outflow of Capital and China's Diplomacy
      o Economic Relations Between Brazil and China
      o India's Model of Rapid Economic Development
      o Will the Russian Economy Grow Rapidly?
      o Comparing Economic Developments in Taiwan and Mainland China
  * */Economic Issues:/*
      o Problems Facing the Chinese Economic System
      o Directions for Economics Education and Research in China
      o Important Lessons from Studying the Chinese Economy
      o US Housing Bubble and Economic Downturn
      o Will Consumption Expenditures in China Increase Rapidly?
      o From Guangzhou Opera House to Issues of Economic Development
      o Lessons from the Current American Great Recession
  * */Economic Policies:/*
      o How to Improve University Education in China?
      o How to Manage a University Well?
      o How to Improve the Efficiency of State Enterprises?
      o Carry Out the Open Door Policy Further
      o How to Stop Inflation in China?
      o How to Solve the Problems of China's Inflation and the American
        Recession?
      o China's Aging Population
      o China's Environmental Policy: A Critical Survey
  * */Quantitative Economic Studies:/*
      o Note on a Model of Chinese National Income Determination
      o Lessons from Studying a Simple Macroeconomic Model for China
      o Shanghai Stock Price Movements Reflecting China's Globalization
      o Co-Movements of Shanghai and New York Stock Prices by
        Time-Varying Regressions

 
Readership: General readers, academics, professionals, students
interested in China's economy.
 
 
232pp 	   	Pub. date: Oct 2011 	 

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