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Intro -- Contents -- 1 Preface -- 1.1 Socialism, Modernization, and Common Prosperity -- 1.2 China's Exploration of Common Prosperity -- 1.3 Foundations for Common Prosperity in the New Era -- 1.4 Basic Ideas and Key Tasks of Common Prosperity -- 2 How to Make the "Pie" Bigger and Better -- 2.1 Making the "Pie" Bigger: How the Economic Miracle Occurred -- 2.1.1 Over the Period from 1949 to 1977, China Completed the Socialist Revolution and Began Socialist Construction -- 2.1.2 Over the Period from 1978 to 2012, China Carried Out the Reform and Opening-Up Policy and Socialist Modernization -- 2.1.3 A New Era of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Since 2013 -- 2.1.4 Key Elements and Important Experiences of China's Economic Miracle -- 2.2 Potential for Future Economic Growth in China -- 2.3 Making the "Pie" Better: High-Quality Economic Development -- 3 How to Allocate the "Pie" Properly -- 3.1 Abandoning Egalitarianism of Low Efficiency -- 3.2 Putting the Positive Inequality Within a Reasonable Range -- 3.3 Eliminating Negative Inequality -- 3.4 Handling the Relationship Between Efficiency and Equity Properly -- 3.5 Narrowing the Development and Income Gap Between Urban and Rural Areas -- 4 People-Centered Common Prosperity -- 4.1 Elimination of Absolute Poverty -- 4.2 Solid Welfare System Guaranteeing Basic Livelihood -- 4.3 Sharing Economic Development Achievements with Migration Movement -- 4.4 Further Expanding Employment -- 5 Promoting All-Round Development of People -- 5.1 Developing Fairer and Higher Quality Education -- 5.2 Sustainably Developing Medical and Health Services -- 5.3 Boosting the Construction of Housing Security System Gradually -- 5.4 Unceasingly Improving the Social Security System -- 6 Approaches to Common Prosperity -- 6.1 Scientific Integration of Top-Level Design and Grass-Root Pilot Projects.
6.2 Expansion of the Middle-Income Group -- 6.3 Coordination and Complementation Between Primary Distribution, Secondary Distribution and Tertiary Distribution -- 6.4 Regulation of Flow and Stock.
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China's Industrialization Process [[electronic resource] /] / by Qunhui Huang
