市場經(jīng)濟(jì)與中國：英文

     Contents
    Taking a Market-Oriented Direction and Pushing Forward
    in a Gradual Way-The Basic Experience of China's
    Economic Reform
    What Do Our Economists Know Now About Transition to
    a Market System?
    Establishing a Socialist Market Economic Framework
    The Challenge of Transforming from a Centrally Planned
    to a Market Economy
    The Marketization Process of the Chinese Economy and the
    Current Macroeconomic Situation
    Some Thoughts on Economic Reform in China
    Market Reform Strategies for Dealing with Imbalances in
    Regional Economic Development
    On the Speed of Transition in Central Europe
    Reflections on the Open Policies After the Opium War of
    1840 and Since the Reform and Opening in 1978
    Clearing Up Some Doubts About China's Change to a
    Market Economy
    Strengthening Macrocontrol in the Transition to a Market
    Economy
    Emergence of the Market Economy and Income Distribu-
    tion in China: A Comparison with the Japanese Experi-
    ence
    Financial Reform Is Key to Economic Transition
    Price and Commodity Control in Japan's Postwar Inflation-
    ary Period
    The Market Economy and Macro Regulation and Control
    Monetary Transformation and Macroeconomic Man-
    agement in China
    Focal Points and the Difficulties of Changing China's
    Double-Track Economic System into a Market Economy
    Difficulties and Countermeasures in the Transition from a
    Planned Economy to a Market Economy
    The Role of Futures Markets in the U.S. Economy and the
    Development of Futures Markets in China
    The Chinese Economy in the 21st Century
    The Modern Market and Small Production Peasant House-
    holds--New Idea About Handling Relations Between
    Peasants and the Market
    Two Catch-up Models: The Chinese and the Japanese
    Constraints of Foreign Currency in the Process of Economic
    Development from the Japanese Experience
    The Regionalization of the Asian Economy and Its Impact
    on China's Development
    The Growth and Standardization of China's Futures Mar-
    kets
    Reform, Internationalization and Macroeconomic Instabili-
    ty
    Appendix.
    Major Statistical Figures on China's National Economy and
    Social Development in 1996