Table of Contents

• Part One: Macro economy
• Chapter 1 “Middle-Income Trap” and “High-Income Wall” : Challenges and Opportunities to China, by Liu Shijin et al
• Chapter 2 Don’t Overlook GDP and Investment: An Analysis of China’s Current Economic Trend, by Liu Shucheng
• Chapter 3 How Long Can China’s Economy Keep Growing? By Zhang Jun
• Chapter 4 How China Can Avoid the “Middle-Income Trap”,by Ma Xiaohe
• Part Two: Institution & Mechanism
• Chapter 5 The Contribution of Marketization to China’s Economic Growth, by Fan Gang et al
• Chapter 6 China’s Marketization since WTO Accession, by Li Xiaoxi
• Chapter 7 Shifting to a Market-Based Wage-Setting Mechanism for Low-Skilled Labor: Macro economic Effects, by Yang Ruilong et a
• Chapter 8 Regulation or Property Rights: The Effect of China’s Coal Mine Shutdown Policy on Work Safety, by Bai Chong’en et al
• Chapter 9 A Modeling Analysis of Local Governments Competing in Offering Subsidies to Attract Investment: the Cause of Industrial Overcapacity, by Jiang Feitao et al
• Part Three: Government Policy
• Chapter 10 China’s Sovereign Balance Sheet and Its Risk Assessment, by Li Yang et al
• Chapter 11 China’s Monetary Policy Instruments (2001-2010): Paradox, Analysis and Suggestions, by Wang Guogang
• Chapter 12 China’s Regional Policy Scenarios for 2011-2015 Period, by Wei Houkai et al
• Chapter 13 Developing Secondary Industry to Drive China’s Future Growth, by Jin Bei
• Chapter 14 Domestic Demand-based Economic Globalization: Strategic Choice for China to Profit from the Second Wave of Globalization, by Liu Zhibiao
• Part Four: Industrial Development
• Chapter 15 China’s Industries in the Beginning of Its 12th Five-Year Plan Period, by Jin Bei
• Chapter 16 Relying on Secondary Industry to Drive National Policy and Reinvigorate China’s Economy, by Huang Qunhui
• Chapter 17 Recalculating the Significance of Secondary and Tertiary Industries for Industrial Restructuring: Truth and Myth, by Li Gang et al
• Chapter 18 Technology Gaps, Resource Allocation and Economic Growth of Large Late starting Countries, by Ouyang Yao et al

About the Author

Prof Jin Bei, Ph.D. in Economics , Academician of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Research Fellow, Institute of Industrial Economics, CASS. Professor, the Graduate School of CASS. Chairman of Regiongal Economy Association of China. Presdent of the China Business Journal. Executive Deputy Director of Editorial Board & Editor-in-Chief of the China Economist. Prof. Jin Bei published more than 400 papers and more than 30 books concerning industrial economics , industrial organization, industrialization, economics of competitiveness , theory and practice of enterprises, 19 of which won the national or ministerial prizes of excellent works.

Prof. Li Gang, Director of Editorial Department, China Economist. Professor, Institute of Industrial Economics Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.