This book, together with Macro-control and Economic Development in China is a collection of papers written in recent years about maintaining economic growth, managing inflation, the relationship between growth and structural adjustment, control of price growth, maintaining stable economic development, and other relevant aspects of macro-control, economic development, and deepening reform.
This book, together with Macro-control and Economic Development in China is a collection of papers written in recent years about maintaining economic growth, managing inflation, the relationship between growth and structural adjustment, control of price growth, maintaining stable economic development, and other relevant aspects of macro-control, economic development, and deepening reform.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chen Jiagui (1944-2013) was economist, professor of the Academic Division of Economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, specializing in industrial economics and enterprise management.
Inhaltsangabe
List of illustrations. Preface. Acknowledgements. Part 1 On Economic Development 1. Advance the Progress in the Urban and Rural Integration Steadily 2. The Process of Industrialization and the Change of the Financial Revenue and Expenditure Structure 3. Alleviate the Contradiction between Supply and Demand of Energy, Ensure Our Energy Security 4. Provide Intellectual Support for Economic Development and Environmental Protection 5. Improve the Quality and Level of the Manufacturing International Operation 6. Expansion from Quantity to Quality: A Critical Period of Industrial Development in China 7. Problems of Informationization in Promoting Industrial Modernization 8. Advice on the Establishment of the North Economic Zone along Beibu Gulf 9. Balance the Urban and Rural Development in the New Industrialization Process 10. Suggestions and Opinions on the Construction of the Western Taiwan Strait Economic Zone 11. Speed up the Construction of the Economic Zone at the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River in Order to Plan the Regional Economic Development as a Whole 12. Deepen the Reform to Provide a System Guarantee for the Revitalization of the Old Industrial Bases including Those in the Northeastern Region 13. Several Problems of China's Western Development 14. The Development and Utilization of Energy and Environmental Protection in China Part 2 On Deepening the Reform 1. Deepening the Economic System Reform and Constructing the Mature Marketing Economy 2. Change the Economic Development Form Characterized with Investment Motivation, Strengthen the Consumption 3. The Characteristics of the Reform and Opening Up in China 4. Implementing a Scientific Outlook on Development and Accelerating Reform of the Social Security Fund Operation and Supervision System 5. Deepening the Reform and Regulating the Fund Sources and Behaviors of Government Investment 6. The Layout Adjustment of the State-owned Economy to Be Combined with the Economic Restructuring 7. Studying and Solving Several Major Strategic Issues in Reform and Development 8. Reforming and Improving the Urban Social Insurance System in China 9. Accelerating the Establishment of a New Socialist Market Economy Order 10. Discussion on the Target Mode of China's Socialist Market Economy 11. Achievement and Experience of the Economic System Reform in the Major Cities 12. Institutions of the Economic Management Need Transition and Modification 13. Discussion on the Strengthening Industrial Management 14. A Brief Discussion on the Local Protection Policies Index
List of illustrations. Preface. Acknowledgements. Part 1 On Economic Development 1. Advance the Progress in the Urban and Rural Integration Steadily 2. The Process of Industrialization and the Change of the Financial Revenue and Expenditure Structure 3. Alleviate the Contradiction between Supply and Demand of Energy, Ensure Our Energy Security 4. Provide Intellectual Support for Economic Development and Environmental Protection 5. Improve the Quality and Level of the Manufacturing International Operation 6. Expansion from Quantity to Quality: A Critical Period of Industrial Development in China 7. Problems of Informationization in Promoting Industrial Modernization 8. Advice on the Establishment of the North Economic Zone along Beibu Gulf 9. Balance the Urban and Rural Development in the New Industrialization Process 10. Suggestions and Opinions on the Construction of the Western Taiwan Strait Economic Zone 11. Speed up the Construction of the Economic Zone at the Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River in Order to Plan the Regional Economic Development as a Whole 12. Deepen the Reform to Provide a System Guarantee for the Revitalization of the Old Industrial Bases including Those in the Northeastern Region 13. Several Problems of China's Western Development 14. The Development and Utilization of Energy and Environmental Protection in China Part 2 On Deepening the Reform 1. Deepening the Economic System Reform and Constructing the Mature Marketing Economy 2. Change the Economic Development Form Characterized with Investment Motivation, Strengthen the Consumption 3. The Characteristics of the Reform and Opening Up in China 4. Implementing a Scientific Outlook on Development and Accelerating Reform of the Social Security Fund Operation and Supervision System 5. Deepening the Reform and Regulating the Fund Sources and Behaviors of Government Investment 6. The Layout Adjustment of the State-owned Economy to Be Combined with the Economic Restructuring 7. Studying and Solving Several Major Strategic Issues in Reform and Development 8. Reforming and Improving the Urban Social Insurance System in China 9. Accelerating the Establishment of a New Socialist Market Economy Order 10. Discussion on the Target Mode of China's Socialist Market Economy 11. Achievement and Experience of the Economic System Reform in the Major Cities 12. Institutions of the Economic Management Need Transition and Modification 13. Discussion on the Strengthening Industrial Management 14. A Brief Discussion on the Local Protection Policies Index
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