Studies on Chinese Economy:
The Poverty of Plenty
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作者: 王小強﹑白南風
ISBN: 0-333-49147-5
出版社: Macmillan Academic and Professional Ltd.
出版日期: 1991年
價格: HK$750.00*
* 港幣與人民幣按1:1結算，其他貨幣參考匯率結算。
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China’s far-reaching economic reforms have over the past decade thrown the whole country into an economic and political ferment. Yet at the same time regional disparities have grown ever more acute, leading many analysts to ask why the same reforms have had such different results in the burgeoning coastal areas and the ‘backward’ western regions. Top-level Chinese economic analysts Wang Xiaoqiang and Bai Nanfeng take a fresh look at the problems of development in these ‘backward’ regions, and suggest that the answer lies not simply in economic growth but in changing a whole range of social and cultural attitudes.
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Translator’s Acknowledgement
Introduction by Angela Knox
1. Extremes of Poverty and Wealth
1.1 The Matthew Effect
1.2 The Limitations of Backwardness
2. Contradictory Reality
2.1 Staggering Poverty
2.2 Staggering Wealth
3. The Intrinsic Determinant of Backwardness
3.1 Untapped Wealth
3.2 Two-Way Initiative
3.3 Quality of Human Resources
3.4 Social Development
4. The Way Out?
4.1 The Greater the Blood Transfusion, the Worse the Anaemia
4.2 Infrastructure first
4.3 Structure of Targets
5. Reform
5.1 Encircling the Cities From the Countryside?
5.2 Urban Reform As the Initial Breakthrough Point
5.3 Advantageous Conditions for Reform
5.4 The Direction of the Breakthrough in Reform:Circulation
5.5 ‘Time and Place’ Reform Strategy
6. A Hundred Enterprises at the Ready, One to Take the Lead
6.1 Goals and Limitations
6.2 Imports Create More Imports
6.3 Undiversified Exploitation at a Superficial Level
6.4 Information and the Economy
7. An Open Conclusion
7.1 Strengthening the Role of Government
7.2 Bringing In and Utilizing Skilled Personnel
7.3 New Towns From Scratch
7.4 Nationalism and Religion
7.5 Two Children Argue Over the Sun