New structural economics is a set of development economics theories and methods created by Professor Lin Yifu. The author of this book, Wang Yong, is a proud disciple and important collaborator of Professor Lin Yifu. He has been committed to the promotion and popularization of new structural economics in recent years. This book is a collection of 28 articles by the author on the theoretical introduction, comments, recommendations, and debates on new structural economics in recent years, which are classified into theoretical thinking, industrial policy, and Chinese economy.
Reader comments
This book is illuminating and provides an in-depth exploration of the new structural economics. Professor Wang Yong's views are unique and thought-provoking. He mentioned in the book that "the relationship between government and market is an eternal economic topic", which is indeed the core issue of economic research. Moreover, the writing in the book is concise and smooth, and the examples cited are also vivid, such as "The 2008 financial crisis struck with thunder", making complex theories easy to understand. Recommended to friends who are interested in economics.
This book is illuminating and provides an in-depth exploration of the new structural economics. Professor Wang Yong's views are unique and thought-provoking. He mentioned in the book that "the relationship between government and market is an eternal economic topic", which is indeed the core issue of economic research. Moreover, the writing in the book is concise and smooth, and the examples cited are also vivid, such as "The 2008 financial crisis struck with thunder", making complex theories easy to understand. Recommended to friends who are interested in economics.