CHINA'S ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS

• Economic Problems:Historical Tradition and the Present-Day Chinese Economy; Development Trends in China's Trade Surplus; Corporate Social Responsibility; Tax Reform in Taiwan and Consumption Tax; Will the Policy to Increase Aggregate Demand by Increasing Consumption Succeed?; Improvement of Health Care in China; Increase in Wage in China; Three Models of a Market Economy; Five Important Components of the Market Institutions in Chinese Agriculture; Three Laws on the Direction of China's Economic Development; "China's Economic Empire" from the American Perspective; Economic Studies:How to Use Econometric Models to Forecast?; Can Economists Forecast Accurately?; Two Assumptions on Expectations in Econometric Models; How to Edit the Handbook of the Chinese Economy?; Comparing Price Movements in Mainland China and Taiwan; Demand for Personal Computers in the United States; Further on the Demand for Personal Computers in the United States; What is the Future of China's Economy and Political System?; Further on the Future Growth Rate of China's Real GDP; Using Economic Models to Forecast China's Real GDP; Efficient Stock Markets; My Teacher Milton Friedman; Economic Policy:From Economic Theory to Economic Policy; China's Foreign Policies in the Midst of the World Recession; Evaluation of the Policy to Reform the Economic System in China; Important Considerations in the Urbanization of China; Regulation of the Rate of Interest and Shadow Banking in China; Solving the Debt Problem of the Chinese Local Governments; The Present and Future of the American Recession and Lessons for China; Solving the Problems of Health Care and Education in the United States; Two Suggestions to Reform the Chinese Banking System; Social Problems:Comparing Chinese and American Universities; Have the Chinese People Restored Their Pride?; News of the American Presidential Election; American Democracy in the Light of the State of the Union Address; Management and Cooperation; Reflections on the Progress of Taiwan's Society; Observing Taiwan for 46 Years; Lining Up in China; Let the People Participate in Eliminating Corruption; Three Important Qualities Required for an American President;

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