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Chapter List (43) Free
- 1: Preface 1 How will we "catch up with Japan and surpass the United States"?
- 2: Preface 2 How to deal with the supply revolution?
- 3: Preface 3 Looking to the future with a historical perspective
- 4: preface
- 5: The first world is a ladder introduction
- 6: Section 1 The Productivity Revolution Creates the World
- 7: Section 2 Productivity Revolution
- 8: Section 1 Revolution is the Motive of Scientific Development
- 9: Section 2 Economics Needs a New Revolution
- 10: Section 3 The "Achilles Heel" of Investment Economics
- 11: Section 4 Aggregate Supply of Jumps: The Marx-Kuhn Law
- 12: Section 5 Constructing "Learning Economy"
- 13: The second introduction to the great history of Chinese economy
- 14: The first section uses data to tell history
- 15: Section 2 Ancient Chinese Dreams
- 16: Section 3 High Level Agricultural Economic Equilibrium: 1～1839
- 17: The fourth section avoids the "Needham problem"
- 18: Section 1 Great Country Falls
- 19: Section 2 The Economic Consequences of the "Xin Chou Treaty"
- 20: Introduction to the Third Millennium Changes in China
- 21: Section 1 China Dream 3.0
- 22: Section 2 Sources of Economic Growth
- 23: Section 3 Farewell to Sadness in Jiazi Year
- 24: Section 1 Out of Millennium Dynamic Equilibrium
- 25: Section 2 Summary of Planned Economy
- 26: The best period in the history of the first quarter
- 27: Section 2 China Model
- 28: Section 3 China’s Economic Hard Power: China’s Price
- 29: Section 4 China Needs Economic Soft Power
- 30: Section 5 The Great Recession of the World Economy
- 31: Chapter 4 Introduction to China's Great Economic Future
- 32: Section 1 Five Major Trends of China's Economy
- 33: Section 2 Japan's economic development experience and lessons
- 34: Section 3 Forecast at home and abroad
- 35: The fourth section is about China's economic growth forecast (2009-2049)
- 36: Section 5 The Next World Economy
- 37: Section 6 rekindles the Chinese dream and carries the "Chinese model" to the end
- 38: postscript
- 39: 1. Suggestions on economic policies to deal with the world financial crisis
- 40: 2. Reasons and countermeasures for the depreciation of the yen
- 41: 3. What is a qualified economist?
- 42: 4. Recommended
- 43: 5. References
