Chinese Economic Reform and Development

Yining Li is a leading Chinese economist. He is credited with providing the theoretical basis for the market-oriented reform that has propelled China’s economic growth. His policy proposals to top-echelon policymakers also led to the establishment of China’s stock markets and a modern corporate system.

Foreword – Preface – The Role of Education in Economic Growth – Effective and Rational Investment Under Socialism – Basic Thoughts on Economic Restructuring – A Tentative Study of Socialist Ownership Structure – Two Types of Disequilibrium and the Mainstream of Current Economic Restructuring – Relationship Between Economic Reform, Growth and Industrial Restructuring – Laying a Solid Foundation for New Culture – Cultural Economics: A Tentative Study – Environmental Protection and Compensation to Victims of Environmental Damage – Coordinating Economy and Environment in Less Developed Regions – Comparative Economic History and the Modernization of China – Growth and Fluctuations in Economic Disequilibrium – Property Rights Reform of Rural Enterprises – Rationality and Proportionality in Income Distribution – Meshing Fiscal Policy With Monetary Policy – The Dual Foundations of Efficiency – What Are the Implications of China’s Dual Transition for the Development of Economics?: A Speech on the Hot Issues of China’s Economy in Commemoration of the 60th Anniversary of His Teaching Career – Index.