This book offers a comprehensive interpretation of the concept of "Chinese modernization," a key theme introduced at the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Featuring contributions from 24 leading experts and scholars, the volume presents a forward-looking analysis of China's social and economic trajectory.
Spearheaded by renowned economist Justin Yifu Lin, the book focuses on economic development while delving into a wide range of pressing issues in China, including common prosperity, high-quality development, market system reform, carbon neutrality, peaking carbon dioxide emissions, demographic trends, and modern corporate governance. With rigorous analysis and scientific insight, this work serves as an essential reference for scholars and policymakers seeking to understand the future direction of Chinas development.
Part I. How to Understand Chinese Path to Modernization.-
1. The
Blueprint, Connotation, and Primary Task of Chinese Path to Modernization.-
2. Chinese Path to Modernization and Chinas New Economic Journey.-
3.
Interpreting Chinese Path to Modernization.- Part II. Chinese Path to
Modernization and High-Quality Development.-
4. Sustaining Economic Growth
and Achieving High-Quality Development Are Crucial for Tackling Challenges
and Navigating the Bigger Picture.-
5. New Development Stage and New
Development Philosophy of the Chinese Economy.-
6. The Three Circulations
Within the Chinese Economy.- Part III. Chinese Path to Modernization and
Common Prosperity.-
7. The Essence and Focus of Common Prosperity.-
8.
Developing Private Economy Is the Foundation of Common Prosperity.-
9.
Fostering Chinas Economic Growth Through a More Equitable Income
Distribution System.- Part IV. Chinese Path to Modernization and High-Level
Market Economic System.-
10. Chinese-Style Modern Industrial and Market
Systems.-
11. What Is the Purpose of a Unified National Market?.-
12.
Understanding and Challenges of Chinas Industrial Technological Innovation
Model.- Part V. Chinese Path to Modernization and Financial Reform.-
13. Target Model for Financial Reform in China.-
14. Strengthening Routine
Supervision to Direct Healthy Capital Development.-
15. Financial Support for
the Real Economy Is Not Simply About Giving Concessions.- Part VI. Chinese
Path to Modernization and Corporate Governance.-
16. Enterprise Strategy
Amidst New Global Changes.-
17. Building High-Quality Listed Companies and
Contributing to the Chinese Path to Modernization.-
18. In a Turbulent Era,
Why Is Long-Term Development More Crucial Than Ever?.- Part VII. Chinese Path
to Modernization and Population Trends.-
19. Coping With Negative Population
Growth Ahead.-
20. Impact of an Aging Population on Economic Growth: Pressure
and Motivation.-
21. Distinctive Features of Aging in China and
Policy Recommendations.
22. Chinas Private Pension Scheme: Its Significance
and Challenges.- Part VIII. Chinese Path to Modernization and Urban-Rural
Development.-
23. The Intrinsic Logic of Chinas Urbanization 2.0 and Rural
Revitalization.-
24. Key Policies for Implementing the Rural Revitalization
Strategy.-
25. Advancing Rural Development Steadily and Prudently to
Implement
the Rural Revitalization Strategy.- Part IX. Chinese Path to Modernization
and Ecological Civilization.-
26. Understanding Three Dimensions of the
Carbon Peaking and Carbon Neutrality Goals.-
27. Carbon Neutrality and
Transition Finance.-
28. Background, Industrial Rationale, and Policy
Principles of Chinas Dual Carbon Goals.
Wang Xianqing is the Director of the Communication Centerr at the National School of Development, Peking University. He holds a Master's degree in Communication Studies from the School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University. He has previously served as the editor-in-chief of The Direction of Reform 1, The Direction of Reform 2, The Question of Reform, The Logic and Outlook of China's Economy, Economics 101, Understanding China's Path to Modernization, and New Productive Forces.
