Winning at the Turning Point

Provides insights into policymaking in China from an insider perspective
Summarizes the social, economic and political challenges faced by China today
Grapples with the problem of the "middle income trap" as it impacts China

Provides insights into policymaking in China from an insider perspective Summarizes the social, economic and political challenges faced by China today Grapples with the problem of the "middle income trap" as it impacts China

Autorentext

Fulin Chi is one of China's most influential policy thinkers. He is a research fellow, a doctoral supervisor, a member of the 11th and 12th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Director of China Institute for Reform and Development, concurrently Vice-president of China Society of Economic Reform, Vice-president of China Society of Administrative Reform, member of the Expert Committee for the 13th National Five-Year Plan, and specially-appointed professor at a number of higher education institutions including Chinese Academy of Governance, China Executive Leadership Academy Jinggangshan, Peking University, and Zhejiang University in China and Northeastern University in the United States.

Inhalt

1. General Introduction The 13th Five-Year Plan: Economic Transformation and Structural Reform.- 2. Industrial Change as a Turning Point from Industry Orientation to Service Orientation.- 3. Urbanization as a Turning Point from Scale to Population.- 4. Consumption Pattern as a Turning Point from Material Consumption to Service Consumption.- 5. Opening-up as the Turning Point is Shifting from Goods Trade to Service Trade.- 6. Education Calling for Second Reform.- 7. Establishing a Fair and Sustainable Social Security System.- 8. Promoting Government Reform with a Focus on Regulatory Changes.- 9. Structural Reform with Economic Transformation and Upgrading as the Main Line.