Titlebook: Resurgent China; Issues for the Futur Nazrul Islam (Senior Economic Affairs Officer) Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,Demographic Factors in China’s Economic Growth,e factors shaping the pattern of China’s economic growth. On the one hand, the huge population has provided China a massive labor force, making China the “factory of the world.” On the other hand, the gigantic population also puts great pressure on China with regard to employment, social welfare, na

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,China’s High Economic Growth and the Emergence of Structural Contradictions,conomic (GDP) growth rate of 6 percent or more, sustained for more than three years. This chapter has the following three objectives. The first is to analyze China’s economic performance since 1979 by comparing it with earlier economic growth experiences of Japan, Taiwan, and Korea, which also reali

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,China’s Industrialization Viewed from the Lewis Growth Model,many of the features that the Lewis model tries to capture. Yet, while the Lewis model has been applied to study industrialization of other countries, surprisingly little, if any, effort has been made in this respect with regard to China.. This chapter is an attempt to fill this void.

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,Recent Trends in China’s Distribution of Income and Consumption: A Review of the Evidence, has been. For example, the new (revised) series on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) suggest that between 1993 and 2004, China’s per capita GDP increased 4.1 times in nominal terms and 2.7 times in real terms (Tables 6.1, 6.2).. The old national estimates suggest a somewhat slower increase, 3.6-fold and

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