Why China people are industrious but not rich was written by Chen Zhiwu and published by CITIC Publishing House in 28. It is pointed out in the book that China has the largest and relatively cheap labor force in the world, and this labor force advantage can make up for the negative impact on China's economy at the initial stage of economic growth. How to make everyone feel "rich" from the increased human capital? Then it is necessary to help ordinary people "cash in" their human capital and further "securitize" their future income stream through financial system innovation.
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Author: Chen Zhiwu
Publisher: CITIC Publishing House
Date of publication: October 1, 28
Number of words: 229,
Number of pages: 1
Number of pages: 219
Format: 16 folio < > Economy > > China economy > > General situation of China economy
Pricing: RMB 36.
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. Experience shows that a country's more important wealth is its institutional mechanism that can promote wealth creation and its supporting free financial innovation system. This kind of institutional wealth is intangible, but it is more important and valuable than tangible "vast territory and abundant resources".
financial innovation is crucial for individual consumers, because these innovations can help liberate the consumption potential of residents and mobilize the driving force of economic growth. At the same time, property rights protection and other institutional mechanisms provide positive incentives for entrepreneurs and wealth owners, and provide stable expectations for further investment growth. Sufficient varieties of financial securities help the public avoid risks and allocate income at different times.
Introduction
In today's world, is diligence still the decisive factor of wealth and income? Are you still "hardworking and rich"? If not hard-working, what is it? Because whether for the poor or the rich, whether for the past or the modern, as long as enterprise is human nature, the topic of wealth will always be fascinating and will always be fascinating.
Author's brief introduction
Chen Zhiwu was born in Chaling County, Zhuzhou, Hunan Province in 1962. He received a bachelor's degree from Central South Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (now the predecessor of Central South University) in 1983, a master's degree from National University of Defense Technology in 1986, a doctorate in financial economics from Yale University in 199, and entered the University of Wisconsin as an assistant professor. In 1995, he was hired as an associate professor at Ohio State University and a tenured professor in 1996. In 1998, he founded Value Engine Company, and in 21, he founded Zebra Hedge Fund Company with two partners.
At present, he is a professor of financial economics at Yale University School of Management in the United States, visiting cheung kong graduate school of business. One of the most creative and active scholars in the fields of finance and financial asset pricing, he has won many major awards, such as the merton miller Research Award (winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics) and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Research Award.
In p>2, a ranking of world economists was published, which was approved by global economists. Among the top 1, economists, 19 were from China, and Professor Chen Zhiwu ranked 22nd. He was also named one of the "Top Ten Most Influential Economists in China" by The Wall Street Journal in 26.
main research interests: market supervision, capital market, securities investment management, corporate governance, corporate finance and organizational strategy, stock pricing, etc.
Directory
Preface
History and wealth
Miracle of capital globalization
Why is Shi Zhengrong richer than Emperor Qianlong?
the year of "reform and opening up"
the rise of China from the perspective of world changes
the rise of great powers: China's
wealth, capital and values
system and wealth
how did wealth come into being?
why are people in China hardworking but not rich?
The outdated wealth concept of "vast territory and abundant resources"
What prevents us from starting a business?
the limit of agricultural development
can Pacific trade bring long-term prosperity?
where will protectionism take China?
where is India better than China?
Property Rights and Wealth
Understanding the protection of property rights from the perspective of Yang Xiaokai
State-run or "returning production to the people"?
can state ownership and government regulation really promote balanced development? -the political economy of income opportunities
Why can clear property rights reduce environmental pollution?
after the rural land ownership is clear, the result will not be worse than now
Private property rights are the core foundation of "people-oriented"
Private property rights cannot be absorbed in the name of real estate regulation
Is the real estate market regulating the historical change of transnational property rights order with or without
openness and wealth
China's choice under globalization: "unipolar" or "multipolar" order?
how do multinational companies in China "transnational"?
how do China enterprises invest internationally?
Examine China's overseas interests
Thank you.