Studies on Economic Reforms and Development in China

In Studies on Economic Reforms and Development in China, a renown and influential Chinese scholar and politician outlines his theories for bringing economic reform to China in the context of an increasingly global economy. The product of many years of research both in China and the West, these theories have been developed using qualitative quantification, group decision, evolutionary computation, and mathematical logic, and applied to such issues as enterprise management, housing reform, the social security system, governmental change, the rural consumer market, Chinese multinationals, township enterprises, urbanization, the knowledge economy, anti-monopoly policy, energy policy, and the development of reform plans. Using the principles of complexity science and finance, the author also elaborates on the characteristics and laws of the virtual economy in China, and from this perspective studies such problems as chaos and self-organization in capital and monetary markets, financial crises, and inflation and deflation. The book has been highly regarded by Chinese politicians and scholars at the highest levels and is essential reading for anyone wishing to understand the economic complexities of the modernization of the world's most populous country