The Analysis of China’s Economy：Growth Model and Transition

• Main Authors: Yun-Chan Lin, 林昀嬋
• Other Authors: 李志強
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/53315454774462825590

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 中國大陸研究所碩士班 === 100 === Since economic reforms in China began in 1978,the average of Gross Domestic Product（GDP）growth rate is up to 9.9％.Even under the global financial crisis, the China’s Gross Domestic Product（GDP）growth rate is 8.9％ in 2008. And in 2010, the official statistic of China shows that the Gross Domestic Product（GDP）growth rate is still up to 10.8％. This amazing Gross Domestic Product（GDP）growth rate make everyone knows the China’s economy is much more powerful than what we thought. China’s current economic growth model is more tend to the comparative advantage. On the one hand, it makes China become the most important and biggest country, but on the other hand, when China’s economic is getting better, it gets much more social problems, and it’s getting worse than ever. Problems such as environmental pollution、energy consumption、the gap between rich and poor, Etc. Therefore, many economists think it’s time for the economic transformation in China. This Transition will work under the China’s five-year plan. It will make China’s economic growth model breaks away from the low labor and low environmental costs. The high-tech industry will be the leading role of economic growth in China. There are three purposes in this thesis. First, to understand China’s economic growth model after the economy reforms. Second,to understand the benefits and problems under the current economic growth model. Third, to analysis the possibilities of the economy transition in China. After the research, it is realized that its difficult for China to achieve the economic transition. It’s not just because the 12th five-year plan is not specific enough, but also inadequacies on the process of building the business environment, especially the limit on the capital’s flow and the information exchange.