Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China- 1978-2008, 20年中国企业创业及革新
THE ASCENT OF CHINA after some 500 years of inward-looking stagnation is the
central phenomenon of today's global economy. China is not yet the richest nation on
earth, but, in Adam Smith's words, it is the most thriving. In a replay of a young
America's relationship with England, moreover, China is now on a path to challenge the
United States in every measure of national power.
In one way or another China dominates the discussion across many realms of
culture and commerce. From international trade, monetary policy, and intellectual
property to energy use and military power, and from the hype of the Beijing Olympics to
the surge of Asian food, dress, and style in the West, China factors centrally in many of
our most profound public policy debates and everyday conversations. Americans are
filled with a mix of awe and anger over China. Visitors are astounded at its unrivaled
growth and palpable energy and optimism. Detractors believe China has driven up oil
prices, manipulated its currency, stolen American jobs, oppressed its own citizens, and
is preparing for an inevitable clash with the U.S.
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