Discussion of Changing the Function of “Two Main Bodies”to Promote Intensive Economic Growth
Zong Yi
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Zong Yi
Abstract
At present, China economic growth speed is remarkable. However, because the function of the two main bodies-enterprises and government-with crucial effect on economic growth isn’t put into fullplay, the economic growth pattern of China cannot satisfy the social demand of sustainable development. According to Development Economics, technical progress (or innovation) is a key factor in promoting economic growth, and it is represented by the contribution degree of high-tech revolution to intensive economic growth in one country. Therefore, how to changing the function of the two main bodies into full play is the fundamental way to promote Chinese economic growth pattern from extensive type to intensive type.
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At present, China economic growth speed is remarkable. However, because the function of the two main bodies-enterprises and government-with crucial effect on economic growth isn’t put into fullplay, the economic growth pattern of China cannot satisfy the social demand of sustainable development. According to Development Economics, technical progress (or innovation) is a key factor in promoting economic growth, and it is represented by the contribution degree of high-tech revolution to intensive economic growth in one country. Therefore, how to changing the function of the two main bodies into full play is the fundamental way to promote Chinese economic growth pattern from extensive type to intensive type.
Key concepts: China, Economic system, Function (biology), Economics, Innovation economics, Government (linguistics), Sustainable growth rate, Sustainable development