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 The China Economy Yearbook: Analysis and Forecast of China's Economy

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xxx)   (203K)
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    • Contents
    • List Of Figures And Tables
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgments
    • List Of Contributors
    • Introduction
  • Analysis And Projections For China’s Economy: 2007 Spring Report (1-12) by Focus Group For China Economic Analysis And Projections   (108K)
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    • I. Review Of 2006
    • II. Projection Of Major National Economic Indices
    • III. Important Matters To Note Regarding Macroeconomic Control In 2007
    • IV. Policy Advice
  • Grasping The Multistage Characteristic Of Macro-Control In The Current Economic Cycle (13-20) by Liu Shucheng   (172K)
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    • I. Three Instances Of Targeted Macro-Control In Current Economic Cycle
    • II. Previous Economic Cycles Experienced Only Single Instances Of Macro-Economic Controls
    • III. Multistage Characteristic Of Macro-Control In Current Economic Cycle
    • IV. Implications Of Policies
  • Investigating China’s Current Fiscal Trend (21-38) by Gao Peiyong   (322K)
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    • I. Revenues And Expenditures: “Excess Revenue” As A Decisive Mechanism
    • II. Tax Revenues: History Repeats Itself
    • III. Breakdown Of Expenditures: Resource Allocation Experiences Reversion
    • IV. Tax Reform: 2008 Will See Substantial Operations
    • V. Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • Analysis Of The Financial Markets And Monetary Policy In 2006 (39-76) by Li Yang and Peng Xingyun   (455K)
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    • I. Financial Situation
    • II. Operations Of Monetary Policy
  • Analysis Of China’s Commercial Banks In 2006 (77-96) by China Economic Focus Group   (167K)
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    • I. Capital
    • II. Quality Of Assets
    • III. Earning Capacity
    • IV. Liquidity Of Assets
  • China’s Capital Market: Overview Of 2006 And Projections For 2007 (97-128) by Wang Guogang and He Xuqiang   (341K)
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    • I. Stock Market Trends: Analysis Of The Booming Market And Projections For A Promising Future
    • II. Bond Market: Innovative Development And Market Trend
    • Bibliography
  • Analysis Of The International Competitiveness Of China’S Manufacturing Sector (129-146) by Jin Bei, Li Gang and Chen Zhi   (168K)
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    • I. Current Status Of China’s Manufacturing Sector
    • II. Overall Evaluation Of The International Competitiveness Of China’s Manufacturing
    • III. International Comparison Of China’s International Competitiveness In The Manufacturing Sector
    • IV. International Competitiveness Of China’s Domestic Industries
    • V. Conclusion
  • Analysis And Forecast Of Utilisation Of Foreign Investment In 2006 (147-158) by Zhao Jinping and Fang Jin   (114K)
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    • I. Analysis Of China’s Utilisation Of Foreign Investment In 2006
    • II. Analysis Of Influencing Factors On The Utilisation Of Foreign Investment In 2006 And A Future Forecast
  • Agriculture, The Rural Economy And The National Economy (159-176) by Zhang Yuanhong   (186K)
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    • I. The Contribution Of The Rural Industry To GDP
    • II. Rural Investment And Consumption
    • III. The Gap In Living Standards Between Urban And Rural Areas
    • IV. The Development Of Agriculture And The Structural Transition Of China’s Social Economy
    • V. Develop Modern Agriculture, Accelerate The Construction Of A New Countryside And Coordinate Urban And Rural Relations
  • Supply &Demand In The Agricultural Product Market And Price Trends (177-196) by LI Yongqiang   (156K)
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    • I. General
    • II. Grain
    • III. Cash Crops
    • IV. Livestock Products
    • V. Seafood Products
    • VI. Basic Assessment Of Grain Price Trends In 2007
  • Economic Overview Of 2006 And Forecast For 2007 (197-210) by Fan Min   (119K)
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    • A. Outlook For Most Industries Improved In 2006
    • B. Remarkable Changes In The Competitiveness Ranking Of Certain Industries
    • C. Macro-Economy Cooled Down Moderately And Cyclical Industries Saw Increasing Growth Pressure
  • The Real Estate Market In China, 2006–2007: An Analysis Of The Real Estate Market In 2006 And A Projection Of Its Trends For 2007 (211-236) by Project Group   (155K)
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    • I. Regulation Of The Real Estate Market In 2006
    • II. The Development Of The Real Estate Industry In China, 2006
    • III. Major Problems Existed In Real Estate Market In 2006
    • IV. The Trend Of Development In The Real Estate Market In 2007
    • V. Policy Advice
  • Analysis Of Land Prices In Chinese Cities, 2006 (237-252) by Zou Xiaoyun and Tian Yanjun   (156K)
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    • I. General Information On Urban Land Prices
    • II. Urban Land Price Changes
    • III. Analysis Of Major Factors Influencing Land Prices In Main Cities
    • IV. Analysis Of The Relationship Of Land And Housing Prices In Chinese Cities
    • V. Projected Changes In Urban Land Prices In China, 2007
  • The Chinese Economy’s Lewis Turning Point (253-264) by Cai Fang   (120K)
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    • I. Signification Of The Lewis Turning Point In Economic Development
    • II. Dual Economy With Chinese Characteristics
    • III. Development Stage Characteristics And Turning Point
    • IV. Rising Wage And Labor Cost
  • Demand Remains Strong And Prices Continue To Drop—An Overview Of The Productive Materials Market In 2006 And Prospects For 2007 (265-276) by Chen Kexin and Chen Zongqun   (107K)
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    • I. Overview Of Productive Materials Market In China, 2006
    • II. Projections For The Productive Materials Market In 2007
    • III. Expectation Of Market Trend Of Important Production Factors Varieties
  • An Analysis Of China’s Import-Export Trade Imbalance And Relevant Adjustments (277-306) by Pei Changhong and Sheng Ti   (202K)
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    • I. Analysis Of Imbalance Between Import & Export Trade
    • II. Analysis Of Factors Impacting The Low Growth Rate Of Imports
    • III. Analysis Of The Necessity Of Appropriately Expanding Import Trade
    • IV. Expand Trade Contents And Objectives To A Moderate Degree
    • V. Research On Encouragement Mechanisms For The Appropriate Expansion Of Import Trade
    • VI. Expand The Promotion System For Import Trade Moderately
    • Bibliography
  • Slight Decreases In Amounts And Further Improvements In Quality—An Analysis Of China’s Utilisation Of Foreign Capital In 2006 And Prospects For 2007 (307-332) by Jiang Xiaojuan   (229K)
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    • I. General Information On Foreign Investment In China, 2006
    • II. FDI Utilisation Forecast: Continued Structural Optimisation And Quality Improvements
    • III. Unified Domestic And Foreign Enterprise Corporate Tax And Continued Optimisation Of The Investment Environment
    • Bibliography
  • Index (333-338)   (62K)