Titlebook: China‘s Economic Growth: Towards Sustainable Economic Development and Social Justice; Volume II: The Impac John Joshua Book 2017 The Editor

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Topological Strings and Loop Equations than others. Without the required policies, in some regions even hard work may not lead to the expected benefits, so that eventually people may become complacent and may thus develop a culture of poverty. Others may become part of a floating population serving as part of the reserve army of the unemployed working in the big cities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/11415558evelopment and the quality of life, including material and subjective well-being. Material well-being derives largely from sustained economic development. China has made considerable progress in this regard over the last 40 years, but the relationship between economic growth and the quality of life is not linear.

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Conclusion: The Opportunities and Challenges of Sustainable Economic Development,ciety), leading towards a . (a harmonious society) as well as to fulfil the . (the Chinese Dream). These are important goals and provide opportunities as well as challenges. How such policies are implemented will determine the outcomes.

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Human Capital Formation and Transformation,nities. One possible solution to reduce inequality of opportunities is to engage China in the formation and transformation of human capital. This topic is the subject of this chapter; in particular, it describes the type of education and training that may be appropriate for China’s stage of economic