In Economic Growth and Industrial Structure Evolution, Liu Wei (President of Renmin University of China) examines the dialectical relationship between aggregate economic growth and industrial structure transformation in China since the beginning of reform and opening-up. Drawing on three decades of statistical evidence, the volume employs international comparative analysis, econometric modeling, and theoretical research to explore how institutional reform and macroeconomic policy have shaped China's path from a low-income economy to an upper middle-income country--and how it might escape the "middle-income trap" through supply-side reform. Originally selected for the National Achievements Library of Philosophy and Social Sciences of China (2015), this Hindi-language edition makes the work accessible to Hindi-speaking scholars for the first time.
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