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List of contents
Introduction
Part I Macroeconomy
1. China’s economic transition: features and policy response, LI WEI
2. The shifts and the shocks: emerging economies in an age of financial crises, MARTIN WOLF
3. China’s transition in growth stages: causes, challenges, and policy response, ZHANG JUNKUO, YU BIN AND WU ZHENYU
4. China’s development and its implications for the world economy, ZHAO JINPING AND ZHAO FUJUN
Part II Trade and investment
5. The inconsistent quartet: free trade versus competing goals, MARTIN DAUNTON
6. Looking ahead: the new world of trade, PASCAL LAMY
7. The evolution of comparative advantage and the adjustment of export strategy in China, LONG GUOQIANG
Part III Industries and services
8. The development of China’s real economy: challenges and response, ZHANG LAIMING AND LI JIANWEI
9. Globalisation and the transformation of multinational enterprises, JIN ZHANG
10. Very large enterprises, focal firms and global value chains, PAUL DEMBINSKI
11. China’s cross-border e-commerce: current status, development trend and policy suggestions, LAI YOUWEI
12. New drivers of China’s economic growth in its late stage of industrialisation, ZHAO CHANGWEN, XU ZHAOYUAN AND ZHU HONGMING
Part IV Finance
13. China’s financial reform: challenges and breakthroughs, ZHANG CHENGHUI
14. The internationalisation of China’s financial sector, ZHANG LIPING
15. The new politics of central b
About the author
Jin Zhang is a Senior Research Fellow of Cambridge China Development Trust, University Lecturer in International Business at the Judge Business School, University of Cambridge and Deputy Director of the Cambridge China Executive Leadership Programme.
Zhang Laiming is Vice President (Vice Minister) of the Development Research Centre of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
Summary
The book focuses on six topics: economic growth, trade, industry and services, innovation, finance, environment and ecology, which are central to the sustainable economic growth of China and the world. It provides perspectives and empirical evidence from China other countries on the development and regulation of the Chinese and the world econo
