The Cost of Development in China

Part I Proposition of Development Cost in China.- Chapter I Learning and Practice of Scientific Outlook on Development: Considering Maximization of Net Welfare as the Scientific Political Achievement View.- Chapter II Scientific Development of China in the Future: Inspiration of Chinese Dream to Development Cost.- Chapter III Innovation Powerhouse: Build a Society of Joint Development and Common Prosperity.- Chapter IV Economic Growth Cost in China.- Chapter V Cost of Economic Transformation in China.- Chapter VI Cost of Economic Disturbance in China.- Chapter VII Cost of Economic Regulation and Control in China.- Summary of Economic Development Cost in China.- Chapter VIII Political Reform Cost in China.- Chapter IX Chinese Political System Construction Cost.- Chapter X Cost of Chinese Political Decision-making System.- Chapter XI Cost of Chinese Ruling Party Construction.- Chapter XII Cost of Chinese Political consultation and Crossing of Information Gap.- Chapter XIII Cost of Chinese Democracy Construction.- Summary of Chinese Political Development Cost.- Part IV Cost of Chinese Social Development.- Chapter XIV Chinese Social Livelihood Issues and Their Cost.- Chapter XV Cost of Population Change in Chinese Society.- Chapter XVI Chinese Social Management Cost.- Chapter XVII Chinese Social Stability Cost.- Chapter XVIII Chinese Social Advancement Cost.- Summarization of Chinese Social Development Cost.- Chapter XIX China's Cost of Civilization Inheriting and National Customs Protection.- Chapter XX Cost of Chinese Ideological Evolution and Modern Media System Construction.- Chapter XXI Cost of Chinese Soft Power Construction and Response to International Cultural Invasion.- Summary of the Cost of Chinese Cultural Development.- Chapter XXII China's Opening Development Thoughts and Their Cost.- Chapter XXIII China's Cost of International Exchange and Consensus.- Chapter XXIV China's Cost of Investment and Construction of Investment Environment.- Chapter XXV Cost of

Guangyu Hu is a professor at East China University of Political Science and Law. He received bachelor's degrees in both engineering and arts, and master's and Ph.D. degrees in management from North China Electric Power University and Tsinghua University respectively. On graduation, he began his career as a teacher, first at CCS, School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University for ten years, then at North China Electric Power University for four years. He also pursued postdoctoral research and was deputy director for CCS and visiting scholar at the Department of Engineering, Cambridge University. He has led or participated in more than 60 science and research projects, and published more than 50 articles and 40 books.