the “price scissors” between agricultural and industrial products generated an enormous disparity between rural and urban areas and led to a warped distribution of national income and resources, which in turn has hampered China’s economic development and wealth growth. With the economy ...
Growth and development strategies are becoming smarter transforming economy towards creation of higher added-value products, services and more effective use of resources. Such a high-priority aim may be achieved by R&D activities, which raise the innovation growth and, positively influence productivity,...
Figure 3.A distribution map of the main active faults and earthquakes in the Yangtze River Economic Belt 下载:全尺寸图片幻灯片 2.2 活动构造的东、西差异性 长江经济带西部处于青藏高原东南部、龙门山及云贵高原地区,主要包含青藏高原东缘现今构造活动最为强烈的川滇活动地块,其现今地壳活动主要受印度板块与欧...
Features || Commerce, Complexity, and Evolution: Topics in Economics, Finance, Marketing and Management: Proceedings of the Twelfth International Symposium in Economic Theory and Econometricsby William A. Barnett; Carl Chiarella; Steve Keen 来自 onAcademic 喜欢 0 阅读量: 30 作者: RBP Donati DOI...
The modernization of common prosperity for all requires improving allocation mechanisms of innovation resources. Common prosperity is not the prosperity of a few people, nor is it uniform egalitarianism. In future public governance of science and technology, the issues of efficiency and equity should ...
The Sustainability and Transition of Economic Growth in China: From a Perspective of Factor Structure After more than 20 years high speed growth, the sustainable growth of Chinese economy faces serious limitation of resources and factors now and in the futu... YF Wang,X Wu - 《Ecological Econom...
In a command economy, all resources are owned and controlled by the state. Free market economies allow private individuals to own and trade, voluntarily, all economic resources. In a mixed system, private individuals are allowed to own and control some (if not most) of the factors of producti...
In a market economy, resource allocation is determined by the result of many tiny decisions by thousands of economic actors behaving in their own self-interest. Whenever certain products are in high demand, prices for that product tend to rise, creating a financial incentive for producers to incr...
Further, financial repression leads to an inefficient allocation of resources because funds are diverted from productive private-sector investments to pay down government debt, which hurts economic growth and innovation. Lastly, financial repression can lead to a loss of confidence in the domestic econom...
Advocates of central planning believe that the government can direct economic investment more efficiently than private actors, especially towards social goals with lower potential for profits. Moreover, since the planning authority has more resources than any single company or business, government projects...