(The) China path to economic transition and development

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Part Ⅰ The China Model of Economic Reform and Opening-up
• 1 A Theory of Transition Economics = 3
• 1.1 Economic Transition and Issues Addressed by Transition Economics = 3
• 1.2 The Path of Economic Transition and Path Dependency = 7
• 1.3 Achieving Economic Transition Through Development = 11
• 1.4 Accomplishing Economic Transition Through Social Harmony = 13
• 1.5 Succeeding in Economic Transition Through Cooperation = 16
• 2 Economic Transition and Theoretical Innovations = 21
• 2.1 Exploring a Socialist Development Path with Chinese Characteristics Based on China's Economic Conditions = 21
• 2.2 The Basic Economic Institutional Framework for the Primary Stage of Socialism = 24
• 2.3 The Ongoing Construction of a Socialist Economic System with Chinese Characteristics = 28
• 3 Evolutionary Market-Oriented Reform in China = 33
• 3.1 Initial Marketization : The Development of a Non-State-Owned Economy = 33
• 3.2 Development Amid Withdrawal : The Strategic Adjustment of the Layout of State Economy = 39
• 3.3 Property Rights Reform of State-Owned Enterprises : Structural Realignment of Assets = 45
• 4 Understanding the Establishment of Market Order = 51
• 4.1 The Objectives for the Establishment of Market Order = 51
• 4.2 Constructing an Ordered Competitive Market = 56
• 4.3 The Construction of a Unified Market = 61
• 4.4 The Synergy Effect of Market Order = 64
• 5 The Reform of the Public-Goods Supply System = 69
• 5.1 Expanding the Coverage of Public Goods Supply and the Solution to the Supply-Demand Contradiction = 69
• 5.2 Charges for Impure Public Goods and Principles for the Middle-and-Low-Income Groups = 72
• 5.3 The Entry of the Private Sector into the Supply of Public Goods with Public Finance in the Lead = 74
• 6 The Transformation of the Open-Economy Model = 79
• 6.1 The Contemporary Dilemma of Comparative Advantage = 79
• 6.2 The Implications of Transforming from Comparative Advantage to Competitive Advantage = 82
• 6.3 Building International Competitive Advantage with Scientific Innovation = 86
• Part Ⅱ The China Path to Economic Development
• 7 Sustaining Factors for China's Economic Growth = 95
• 7.1 Economic Engines of China's Rapid and Continuous Growth in the Opening-up Era = 95
• 7.2 Searching for New Growth Engines with New Development Concepts = 99
• 7.3 Promoting Economic Growth on New Development Mode = 103
• 7.4 Conclusion = 106
• 8 Changing the Economic Development Model = 109
• 8.1 The Evolution of Economic-Growth Theory and Development of the Implications of the Growth Model = 109
• 8.2 The Efficiency of Capital Input and Intensive-Growth Mode = 112
• 8.3 Economies of Scale and Intensive Economic Growth = 115
• 8.4 Technological Progress and the Intensive-Growth Mode = 118
• 8.5 Supplementary EssayⅠ : On the Transformation of Economic-Growth Mode = 122
• 8.6 Supplementary EssayⅡ : On the Transformation of the Economic Development Mode = 125
• 9 The New Economy and Its Influence = 129
• 9.1 A Revolutionary Transformation in the Mode of Production = 129
• 9.2 Knowledge and Human Capital in the New Economy = 131
• 9.3 Convergence of Knowledge and Technology Innovation = 134
• 9.4 E-Commerce and Industrial Innovation = 136
• 10 Developing an Innovation-Driven Economy = 139
• 10.1 Scientific Discovery and an Innovation-Driven Economy = 139
• 10.2 Transforming Two Major Innovation Mechanisms = 141
• 10.3 Linking Knowledge Creation and Technological Innovation = 146
• 11 Integrated Urban-Rural Development = 151
• 11.1 Industrialization Goes Before Its Back Feeding of Agriculture = 152
• 11.2 Asymmetry Between Feeding and Back Feeding Widens Urban-Rural Disparity = 155
• 11.3 Comprehensive Back Feeding in Intermediate and Advanced Stages of Industrialization = 160
• 11.4 Local Governments as a Key Sponsor for the Back Feeding of Agriculture and Rural Areas = 164
• 12 Modernization in Terms of China's "Three Rural Issues" = 171
• 12.1 A Basic Assessment of the "Three Rural Issues" = 172
• 12.2 Modernizing Agriculture by Introducing Modern Factors of Production = 174
• 12.3 Promoting Rural Modernization by Integrating Urban and Rural Areas = 177
• 12.4 Urbanizing Farmers to Promote Rural Modernization = 180
• 13 The Consumption-Driven Economic Growth Model = 185
• 13.1 Driving Economic Growth with Consumer Demand = 185
• 13.2 Strengthening Consuming Power and Expanding Consumer Demand = 188
• 13.3 Developing a Consumer Economy to Expand the Supply of Consumer Demand = 191
• 14 The Evolving Economic Thinking of the Communist Party of China = 195
• 14.1 New Democratic Economic Thought = 196
• 14.2 Economic Thoughts During the Transition Period to Socialism = 199
• 14.3 Exploration of Socialist Economic Construction = 201
• 14.4 Socialist Economic Thoughts with Chinese Characteristics = 204
• 15 Innovation in China's Economic Development Theory = 213
• 15.1 Innovating Development Economics : A Fresh Start = 213
• 15.2 Driving Consumption and Adjusting Objectives of Economic Development = 215
• 15.3 Driving Innovation and Adjusting the Path to Economic Growth = 218
• 15.4 Driving Domestic Demand and Changing the Engine of Development = 220
• 15.5 Modernization and Changing the Development Pivot Point = 224
• Comments on The China Path to Economic Transition and Development = 227
• Biographies of Author and Translator = 229
• Selected Bibliography = 231
• Index = 233