《改革新蓝图》一书包括著名经济学者吴敬琏、成思危、林毅夫、迟福林对十八届三中全会后中国经济改革的展望;针对中国未来十年预期,对中国经济学家和公众展开的问卷调查总结;还包括张维迎、辜胜阻、王健林等二十六位经济学家、企业家对中国未来经济趋势的预测。内容全面,对中国经济的发展做了较为全面的把握。
This book has the well-known Chinese economists Wu Jinglian, Cheng Siwei, Lin Yifu, and Chi Fulin on China’s economic reform after the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee. Also include the prediction for the future economy by 30 economists and entrepreneurs such as Zhang Weiying, Gu Shengzu and Wang Jianlin.
《改革新蓝图》一书包括著名经济学者吴敬琏、成思危、林毅夫、迟福林对十八届三中全会后中国经济改革的展望;针对中国未来十年预期,对中国经济学家和公众展开的问卷调查总结;还包括张维迎、辜胜阻、王健林等二十六位经济学家、企业家对中国未来经济趋势的预测。内容全面,对中国经济的发展做了较为全面的把握。
The Third Plenary Session of 18th CPC Central Committee pointed out that in order to realize the Chinese dream of the great renewal of Chinese nation, we must deepen the all-round reform at a new historic starting point, the key of which is economic structural reform. The Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee pointed out that we must deepen economic reform focusing on the major issue that market must play a decisive role in resource allocation, and we must stick to and improve the basic economic system, improve modern market system, speed up the improvement of modern market system, macro-economic regulation system, and open economic system, accelerate the transformation of economic growth mode, set up an innovative country to develop a more efficient, more fair and more sustainable economy. This reform is a new starting point of China’s market economic construction, at which the CPC Central Committee draws a blueprint for China’s economic development.
新京报是光明日报主管、光明日报和南方日报两大报业集团联合主办的综合类大型城市日报,是中国一家获正式批准的跨地区联合办报试点,也是中国一家股份制结构的时政类报纸。
The Beijing News was established in Beijing on November 11, 2003. It enjoys the reputation of a widely influential cosmopolitan newspaper focusing mainly on reporting current affairs.
CONTENTS
The beginning of economic reform in a new era
Anticipate a market economy of “version 2.0”
Deal with the relationship between the government and the market
China is expected to be a high-income country in 2020
Adjustment of interest structure is the key to reform
Economist: the biggest dividend comes from reform in the next decade
Reform of leading team deserves expectation
Let private capital exert catfish effect in financial reform
Property tax is not suitable for China’s national conditions
Growth of the housing price will slow down in 2014
Retail industry undergoes the third reform
China’s economic future depends on reform
Mobile devices will be everywhere
Anti-corruption should rely on system reform
The growth rate of e-commerce will be far more than GDP
Growth is expected to maintain 8% in future
There is a huge bonus space in reform
Decline in economic growth is a necessary price
Demographic debt always after the demographic dividend
Entrepreneurs will enter a period of great changes
The benefits of China’s (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone will be clear in half a year
Internet finance is the theme of 2014
Government should use fewer economic stimulus policies
Reducing housing vacancy rate can temper price
Improvement of China’s wealth transparency
Focus of urbanization: Clearing the institutional obstacle
Urgency of the reform of income distribution
Booming budget airlines
Decentralization is the reform highlight in 2013
Investment efficiency of state-owned enterprises should be improved urgently
The dust in electric business platform competition does not fall
More enterprises to enter the agriculture is a good thing
The Decision on Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reforms in brief
Property tax is not suitable for China’s
national conditions
Xu Shanda
Xu Shanda, the former deputy director of China’s State Administration of Taxation, holds many offices and he has ever been an enterprise employee, researcher, and a government official. Now he is devoted to tax reform.
As a firm opponent of property tax, facing questions, he responded that his practice should not be simply taken as speaking for the rich; concerning property issues, he firstly becomes the spokesman of the lowincome group.
A science and technology graduate with good logic thinking as he is, he prefers humanity history to natural scenery and has a taste for works of arts.
Lately, he wrote an article in Century Tide to review the political wisdom of former Premier Zhu Rongji in fiscal and taxation reform in 1993. A comment of this article by Zhu Rongji said that, “vivid scene of that year leaps from the page”.
Property tax has not been approved by local governments
Q: You opposed the imposition of property tax on residential house before, but now what’s your opinion?
Xu: It has been four years since property tax was put forth. After four years’ implementation, it is proved that the property tax should not be levied. Now the pilot places for property tax are Shanghai and Chongqing, China. But until now, Shanghai municipal government has never mentioned its successful pilot of property tax, even if Chongqing mayor Huang Qifan has ever indicated the pilot is very successful in Chongqing, but the collection range there is narrowed down year by year.
In 2011, the taxable price for high-end homes was 9941 RMB per square meter; in 2012, it was changed to 12152 RMB per square meter; in 2013, a new standard of it is 12779 RMB per square meter. In three years of piloting, property tax threshold is increased by 2838 RMB per square meter. It seems illogical conclusion that the pilot is successful, while the range of collection is narrowed year by year.
Meanwhile, except the two pilot cities, no local government volunteers to be the pilot place to levy property tax. On the contrary, upon being rumored to be the pilot place, many local governments will clarify the truth immediately. Such thing ever happened in areas such as Beijing, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Hunan, and Hubei. We can see that almost no local governments approve property tax. When Shenzhen was rumored to be the pilot place, its mayor cleared with three sentences: if the central government has designated Shenzhen as the pilot place, we will do our best to carry out. But until now, we have not received any directive from the central government to levy property tax in Shenzhen. Finally, local government now has no pilot project in Shenzhen.
Property tax originally is local tax, but it is not approved by local governments, and practice has proved this to be true, because for many years no local government except the two pilot places is willing to levy property tax.
Q: Why?
Xu: Originally, there are three objectives in the pilot to reform property tax. The first objective is to increase local government revenue, but now we can see that it doesn’t make any difference to it, because the property tax income for governments in Shanghai and Chongqing is not decent, let alone, this taxation can deal with revenue problems of local governments. The second objective is to reduce China’s household income gap, but practice proves that it doesn’t work. The third objective is to lower housing price, but the fact is that obviously the housing price in Shanghai and Chongqing is rising, rather than decreasing.
The above are the three objectives proposed by proponent to pilot property tax, but none of the three objectives has been realized, so it is not unreasonable that local governments are not willing to pilot property tax. So I don’t agree to enlarge pilot area for property tax, on the contrary, I think that this practice should be stopped in the two pilot places. Collecting residential property tax is unsuitable to the conditions in China.
The beginning of economic reform in a new era
It is clear that China’s market economic construction has come to a new start. At this juncture, by convention, the Beijing News tries to look into China’s economic future at the end of the year.
The Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee responded to the market’s expectation on reform. In the Third Plenum Communique, the word “reform” has been mentioned 59 times, far more than ever before, which shows the difficulty, urgency and determination of reform.
Where should the reform start from? Opinions vary. This conference responded to this by putting forth 15 key points of reform such as “Improving modern market system”, which declared the start of economic reform in a new era. To be more specific, looking ahead, we expect to have China’s market economy system further updated, and this expectation is worthwhile.
It was in 1994, when the Third Plenary Session of the 14th CPC Central Committee was held, that China’s market economic system began to be established. After 20 years’ development, the dividends of the new economic system have undoubtedly benefited the great majority of Chinese people and profoundly transformed the structure of the world economy. Though in the last 20 years many problems have accumulated in the process of China’s marketization process, and tremendous differences exist among people benefiting from reform, yet it is believed that China’s move to market economy is irreversible. Therefore, it is urgently required that we should resolve problems in reform with greater determination and start the new era of reform.
By looking back, we can say that the construction of China’s market economy in the past 20 years is the fundamental cause underlying China’s continuously rapid growth to the world second largest economy; however, we cannot deny that the rapid growth is not only the dividends from transition into market system, but also closely related to the “dividends from globalization” as China has joined the WTO and has been actively involved in the world economic system. The world gradually becomes “flat” for China with fading advantage of backwardness. It is a top priority to begin updating the imperfect market economic system.
To update, we need to face up to the problems existing in the current market economic system and deal with them one by one.
To sum up, though the old planned economic system has been transformed into the market economic system, the remains of the former one are still hindering market-oriented reform.
For example, in our economy, we can see that planned economy still prevails but takes “review and approval” as a cover-up. Review and approval still exists for a grand aim that has never been achieved; much worse, it has become a means to rent-seeking. For example, the construction of every steel mill should go through a series of review and approval, but the result of this is that we set up a market with overcapacity. Another example is that, from the central government to the local governments, a specific plan for the industry is made, but at times, we are faced with the reality that the industrial structure should be readjusted. But we rarely meet such troubles in less-regulated industries.
One reason for these problems is that the role of market in resource allocation is restricted to some extent, and the relation between market and government is not well coordinated. Another reason is that market in China is still not unified.
In the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, the top priority of economic system reform has been pointed out clearly that we should strike a balance between the role of the government and that of the market and make sure that market plays a decisive role in resource allocation so as to set up a unified and open market system with orderly competition. This response is also a conclusive rescue to the ills of China’s market economic system over the past 20 years. In that sense, we should give due respect to market and get it to play its role deserved and operate openly under the rule of laws. All this is a starting point to update China’s economic system.
Take Chinese economist Wu Jinglian’s word, we can say that previous market economic system in China is an old 1.0 version, whereas after the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee the version has been updated to 2.0 version, under which the property rights should be protected adequately, prices should be very open, government’s right to manage market should be clearly defined, monopoly and local protectionism should be eliminated, and private capital and state-owned capital should be equally treated.
In order to achieve these aims, we must “properly deal with the relation between the government and market” just as has been pointed out in the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee. As to the relation between government and market, the former should decentralize its power to the latter. In addition, it has been declared in this session that we must unswervingly strengthen and develop the public economy, and also unswervingly encourage, support and guide the development of the non-public economy, and treat state capital and private capital alike. All these measures are the indispensable steps to update market economic system.
This Third Plenary Session can be regarded as a blueprint for China to deepen all-round reform. But the so-called blueprint is just a starting point in our new journey of economic reform.
Chief editor of Economic Information Department of the Beijing
News
Wang Haitao
从纯粹的学术阅读体验来看,这本书的翻译质量和注释的详尽程度,直接决定了其作为英文版读物的价值。如果它旨在面向国际读者阐释中国复杂的改革逻辑,那么语言的精确性和概念的清晰度就显得尤为重要。我希望译者不仅是简单地将中文术语对译,而是能真正捕捉到那些带有中国特定政治经济含义的词汇,并提供恰当的解释,确保西方读者能够理解其深层次的含义,避免“翻译陷阱”。例如,像“简政放权”或“混合所有制”这类词汇,在不同的文化语境下很容易产生歧义。一本优秀的国际视野下的学术著作,应该致力于充当一座跨文化的桥梁,用清晰、严谨的逻辑引导读者进入一个复杂的体系。因此,对书中引用的官方文件、专家访谈的来源标注,以及对关键术语的背景介绍,我都非常看重,因为它们构成了支撑起整个“蓝图”论述的坚实地基。
评分这本书的英文译名,[China: Embracing the Market Economy 2.0],本身就提出了一个极具挑战性的命题:如果说1.0是邓小平时代的“摸着石头过河”,那么2.0版本又意味着什么?这不仅仅是量的积累,更可能是质的飞跃或路径的根本性调整。我个人对于这种“升级换代”的论述非常感兴趣。它暗示着中国经济体制的演进不再是简单的修补或微调,而是需要一套全新的理论框架和操作指南来指导。我希望能从书中看到对“新常态”下,要素市场化、政府职能转变、国有企业改革等核心议题的深入剖析。更重要的是,这种“2.0”的提法,是否意味着在某些领域,中国正在尝试跳出传统西方经济学的范式,构建一套具有自身特色的、更具适应性的现代化路径?这种跨越式的理论建构,往往是理解一个国家未来走向的钥匙。它要求作者具备极强的理论功底和敏锐的现实洞察力,才能描绘出这一宏大叙事的清晰轮廓。
评分作为一个长期关注区域发展和产业政策的读者,我对书中可能涉及的地方政府行为和产业集群发展的内容抱有极大的期待。改革的落地,最终要体现在每一块土地上的投资决策和资源配置中。我希望这本书能够提供一些具体的案例研究,展示在新的政策导向下,哪些地区成为了改革的先行者,他们采用了哪些创新的治理模式来激发市场活力。例如,在供给侧结构性改革的浪潮中,传统重工业基地是如何实现凤凰涅槃的?高新技术产业的爆发式增长背后,政府的引导基金和监管框架又扮演了何种微妙的角色?这些细节,往往是宏观经济数据无法完全捕捉到的。一本好的改革史,不应该只是高层会议的记录,更应该是无数企业家的汗水和地方官员的智慧交织而成的复杂织物。我期待这本书能够提供这种多维度的视角,让读者能够感受到改革的“温度”和“力度”。
评分阅读涉及国家宏观战略的书籍时,一个常常被忽视但至关重要的方面是其国际语境的嵌入性。2013到2020年间,全球地缘政治的紧张局势与贸易保护主义的抬头,对中国的改革进程无疑构成了巨大的外部压力。因此,我非常关注书中对“双循环”战略的早期酝酿和部署是否有深入的探讨。改革的蓝图,绝不可能是在真空里绘制的,它必然是对外部不确定性的主动回应和战略预判。这本书是否能清晰地阐释,在外部环境趋紧的背景下,内部改革的节奏和侧重点是如何调整的?特别是在金融开放和人民币国际化方面,外部的冲击是否加速了某些内部改革的步伐?这种内外部因素的交互作用,是理解中国经济韧性的关键所在。我期待作者能提供一种动态的、辩证的视角,而不是将内部改革视为一个孤立的进程,而是将其置于全球化与逆全球化角力的宏大棋局中进行考察。
评分这部著作的标题,光是“改革新蓝图”这几个字,就勾勒出了一幅波澜壮阔的历史画卷,让人不禁联想到那个风云激荡的年代。我记得我拿到这本书的时候,正值对中国经济转型期充满好奇和探索欲的时候。这本书的厚度,以及封面上那种沉稳、略带历史感的字体设计,都暗示着其中蕴含着深刻的洞见与详实的资料。我之所以被它吸引,首先是因为它聚焦于一个极其关键的时间窗口——2013年到2020年,这不仅是中国深化改革进入攻坚期的关键阶段,也是全球经济格局发生深刻变化的重要时期。作者显然没有满足于宏观叙事,而是试图穿透那些官方报告的表层,去探究在具体政策制定和执行层面,究竟有哪些“新蓝图”在被绘制和描摹。我期待看到的是,作者如何巧妙地平衡了顶层设计与基层实践之间的关系,那些宏大的战略构想是如何在复杂的现实土壤中生根发芽,又遇到了哪些意想不到的阻力或催化剂。这种对过程的细致描摹,远比单纯的结果展示更引人入胜,因为它揭示了决策背后的逻辑链条和人性博弈。
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