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Ecological Economist in China

Prof. Liu Sihua （1940-）, male, born in Yunmeng County, Hubei Province. He is Supervisor of PhD candidate and Director of Economics Research Institute for Sustainable Development in Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. Once he was the consultant for Environment Committee of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Rigion, Director ofGuangxi Ecological Economics Society. Now he is Honorary Director of Hubei Ecological Economics Society, Vicedirector of Chinese Ecological Economics Society, and concurrent President of Education Committee for Chinese Ecological Economics Society, also＇awarder of the State Council special allowance.     

High-tech Development Zones in China

OneProgress Achieved over the Post Decade Far back in the early 1980s, China's top authorities were already planning ways of starting high-tech development zones on an experimental basis. In 1985, the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party decided to restructure China's science and technology system and, as a part of the endeavor, it called for designating a few zones for the development of high and new technologies in talent-intensive regions. In 1988, the State Council, China's highest governing     

China’s Growth Prospects

China’s diminished growth prospects are in the news and seem to spell bad news for just about everybody. This article assesses the evidence, arguing that China’s economic growth will be much slower from now on, reducing international trade. Perhaps the biggest challenge for China will be future political tensions in reconciling economic dreams with economic realities.     

Analysis on China Cotton Market

China is the world＇s largest cotton producer and consumer and its domestic cotton demand and supply have a great influence on the world market. This paper firstly gives a discussion on Chinese cotton market, especially from a viewpoint of history to study domestic market price fluctuation. The cotton market history from E R. China＇s setting up to present has been divided into four stages and characterized as different agricultural policies applications and economic periodicities. Concluding from the history, artificial influences may be the most important reason of market inequilibrium, up to now, market and artificial interruption, are also the key problem. Then it takes domestic cotton demand as a study object, trying to find what will be a statistic significant cotton demand in national level and it＇s underneath demand frame. Through a seres of analysis on the demand frame, problems have been clearly displayed, an open microeconomic circulation supports our study and six variables had been described by statistics. Therefore, we can analyze the cases of real cotton demand that includes supply and demand reactions in China with experience and estimations. Otherwise, international cotton market is greatly interacted with Chinese domestic market more and more today. Some necessary analysis, such as international cotton supply and demand, Chinese cotton stock policy and world price long run tendency, are very important factors for Chinese cotton development. Those may concern Chinese access to WTO, cotton trade quota and tariff, welfare comparison, etc., all have been discussed in the paper.     

China Journal of Accounting Research征文启事

China Journal of Accounting Research(简称:CJAR,中文:中国会计学刊)是国际上首本专门刊登有关中国会计研究论文的全英文学术期刊,于2008年由中山大学与香港城市大学在境外联合创办,由全球最大的科学文献出版社发行商Elsevier出版发行,按照国际刊物通行模式运作。2011年,CJAR将由一年发行2期改为3期;从     

China Journal of Accounting Research征文启事

经过两年的筹备,由香港城市大学和中山大学牵头组织,国际著名财经出版机构LexisNexis出版并全球发行的全国第一本全英文会计学术期刊China Journal of Accounting Research(简称CJAR,中文名《中国会计学刊》)     

Understanding China’s external imbalances

The paper is intended to provide a comprehensive explanation of China’s external imbalances, which are characterized by current account surplus and financial account surplus. The thrust of the paper is that China’s current account surplus is not simply an effect of the savings gap. Rather, it is a result of complicated interactions among various factors in a dynamic fashion. Hence, to keep the current account surplus-to-GDP ratio at a rational level, the implementation of comprehensive policies that address all relevant factors at the same time as well as fundamental restructuring are necessary.     

Research on Slotting Allowances in China

The paper analyzes the characteristics and causes of formation of slotting allowances in China on the base of literature review on slotting allowances. The author believes that the government should take measures to make slotting allowances more reasonable and not to interfere necessary competition.     

Economic Impact of Internet in China

This paper examines the current status of Internet development in China; analyzes its contributions to Chinese economy from the perspective of economic structural changes, IT industry development, E-commerce, productivity growth, foreign investment, and labor market, etc.; suggests its direction in terms of government policy orientations; and proposes strategies toward greater success of Internet in China. To promote economic growth, it is important for Chinese government to establish sturdy e-environments to enable its industries to compete in the global economy and to bring about a greater cohesion within its societies.     

Analysis on Energy Development of China

The paper introduces the relationship between energy and economic development first, then, through analyzing the characters of energy consumption all over the world and the basic facts about China＇s energy resources, draws the conclusion that the energy and resources of China are hardly able to meet the national demands, and puts forward the policy orientation for China＇s energy development accordingly. At last, it points out the prospect of China＇s energy industry.     

Circular economy in China and recommendations

It is an overall, urgent and long-term strategic task for China to vigorously develop the circular economy and build a resource-saving and environ- mental-friendly society. China is now at the acceler- ating stage of industrialization and urbanization. Lower per-capita resource amount and tendency of environmental deterioration has not been fundamen- tally averted. Therefore a circular economy devel- opment is an inevitable choice to realize the goal of building a well-off society, ensure sust…     

Asset allocation： Evidence From China

As a key part of a corporate＇s operation, Asset allocation is critical to its survival and development This paper uses Markowitz financial security portfolio theory on corporate＇s asset allocation, to derive the optimal asset allocation for an corporate in China through case study.     

China’s Investments in Skills

This paper discusses the benefits of investment in skills in China. We highlight the achievements China has made over time in human capital investments and the new challenges that have emerged as the country develops. To fuel China’s further economic growth and social developments, it is essential to take a more holistic view on skill investments. We suggest policies that promote both economic efficiency and social mobility.     

China Journal of Accounting Research征文启事

经过两年的筹备,由香港城市大学和中山大学牵头组织,国际著名财经出版机构Lexis Nexis出版并全球发行的全国第一本全英文会计学术期刊China Journal of Accounting Research(简称CJAR,中文名《中国会计学刊》)     

China Journal of Accounting Research征文启事

经过两年的筹备,由香港城市大学和中山大学牵头组织,国际著名财经出版机构LexisNexis出版并全球发行的全国第一本全英文会计学术期刊     

Weakness in Economic Development of China

China has made the miracle of rapid development in GDP in recent 20 years. However, the economic development is at the cost of environment and resources, which will decrease the speed of economic development in return. China should gradually change the guideline from simply pursuing GDP growth to harmonious development, and establish a new set of performance-evaluating system, the resource-saving responsibility system as soon as possible.     

New Challenges to Urbanization in China

With reform, Chinese urbanization makes an obvious progress. The urban quantity, urban scale, and urban population become more and more. Urban economy has ：become a more important component of the national economy. However, the process of urbanization is either in theory or in practice continually faced with serious new challenge. It is a focus on urban development in China.     

America Training Cross-cultural Managers in China

The purpose of this paper is to analyze how to train cross-cultural managers in China. According to the analysis of the actuality of training and development in China, the author will indicate how to train the American managers as a cross-cultural manager in China. In the end of essay, some useful conclusions will be given.     

China Journal of Accounting Research征文启事

经过两年的筹备，由香港城市大学和中山大学牵头组织，国际著名财经出版机构LexisNexis出版并全球发行的全国第一本全英文会计学术期刊China Journal of Accounting Research（简称CJAR，中文名《中国会计学刊》）已正式出版。