Sustainable Prosperity Through Qualitative Growth: An Economic Analysis Using The Example Of China - Jung, Samuel
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Shall we produce more or smarter? This study with the title `Sustainable Prosperity Through Qualitative Growth An Economic Analysis Using The Example Of China ` analyzes the theoretical framework of economic growth and how it leads to sustainable prosperity. It propounds the notion of prosperity and sustainable development and thus explains the social, ecological and subsequently political dimension of economic growth. The found insights are applied to the real-life example of the Chinese economic development of the past three decades to draw conclusions and explain why prosperity can be sustainable and which way leads to this goal.…mehr

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Shall we produce more or smarter? This study with the title `Sustainable Prosperity Through Qualitative Growth An Economic Analysis Using The Example Of China ` analyzes the theoretical framework of economic growth and how it leads to sustainable prosperity. It propounds the notion of prosperity and sustainable development and thus explains the social, ecological and subsequently political dimension of economic growth. The found insights are applied to the real-life example of the Chinese economic development of the past three decades to draw conclusions and explain why prosperity can be sustainable and which way leads to this goal.
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Samuel Jung was born and raised in Halle (Saale),Germany, where he also received his first Bachelor of Science in International Business Economics from the University of Halle (Saale), where he is currently studying economics and dealing with the relationship between industry and the state as well as with sustainable prosperity. Samuel gained practical experience, inter alia, during developmental assignments for NGOs operating in the field of Mental Health Care in South Africa. Furthermore, he gained practical experience from positions in a successful Sino-German business consultancy in the aviation sector in China and the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, where he supported the Department of International Relations. Currently, he is also a board member of the South African German Network e.V..