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Urbanization and Its Impact in Contemporary ChinaUrbanization and the New Phase of Growth in China

Urbanization and Its Impact in Contemporary China: Urbanization and the New Phase of Growth in China [China has already stepped beyond the initial stage of development and entered a new stage of growth. In this new stage, the characteristics of Chinese development as well as the problems and challenges to be addressed have changed profoundly. Such issues as increasing labor costs, decreasing return on investments, export challenges, evolving labor supply and demand dynamics, accelerated population aging, growing natural resources scarcity and environmental degradation, weak domestic consumption, and so forth, have presented obstacles to the sustainable development of society and economy. At the same time, great changes have taken place in terms of the international environment as well as opportunities and driving forces for development. In the face of this new situation and these new changes, many have expressed concerns as to whether China would fall into the “middle-income trap” the way other countries with similar growth experiences have. If the answer is negative, where should it turn for new breakthroughs and new leap forwards?] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Urbanization and Its Impact in Contemporary ChinaUrbanization and the New Phase of Growth in China

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Springer Singapore
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© Social Sciences Academic Press and Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019
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978-981-13-2341-6
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1 –20
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10.1007/978-981-13-2342-3_1
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[China has already stepped beyond the initial stage of development and entered a new stage of growth. In this new stage, the characteristics of Chinese development as well as the problems and challenges to be addressed have changed profoundly. Such issues as increasing labor costs, decreasing return on investments, export challenges, evolving labor supply and demand dynamics, accelerated population aging, growing natural resources scarcity and environmental degradation, weak domestic consumption, and so forth, have presented obstacles to the sustainable development of society and economy. At the same time, great changes have taken place in terms of the international environment as well as opportunities and driving forces for development. In the face of this new situation and these new changes, many have expressed concerns as to whether China would fall into the “middle-income trap” the way other countries with similar growth experiences have. If the answer is negative, where should it turn for new breakthroughs and new leap forwards?]

Published: Apr 3, 2019

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