The forthcoming decade will be critical for China’s development. In the future, China must maintain balanced growth and simultaneously provide an adequate solution to the problem of income inequality, which necessitates facing myriad challenges and difficulties. Solving these problems will require reform and innovation.
This document was compiled from the Peking University National School of Development’s “China in the Upcoming Decade” discussion forum. This forum convened on November 21st 2012 in the Fu Pavilion of Peking University’s National School of Development.
The participants in this event included (in speaking order) Yang Yao, Dean of Peking University’s National School of Development, Justin Yi Fu Lin, Peking University’s National School of Development Dean Emeritus, Bin Cai Hong, Dean of Peking University’s Guanghua School of Management, Chuan Shi Jin, Chair of Zhejiang University’s Economics Department, the Assistant Minister of the Educational Administration Department of Peking University, Shi Gong Qiang, Professor at Peking University’s Law School, Liu Wei, Vice-Principal of Peking University, Cai Fang, Head of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) Institute of Population and Labor, Yong Ding Yu, Committee Member of CASS, Yang Da Li, Director of The University of Chicago Center in Beijing, Li Qiang, Assistant President of Peking University, Fudan University Economics Department Assistant Dean Lin Wei, Ning Yan Zhang, Head of the CASS Institute of World Economics And Politics, Lu Feng Head of Peking University National School of Development Macroeconomics Research Center, Xiao Bo Zhang, Professor at Peking University National School of Development, Ji Si Wang, Professor at Peking University School of International Studies, Wang Hui, Professor at Tsinghua University School of Humanities, Ji Lin Xu, Professor at East China Normal University History Department.
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