The Chinese Economy Emerging on the Globalization Horizon

Abstract

This book analyzes the transformation of China’s economy within the broader context of globalization, focusing on how the country has integrated into the global economic system through decades of reform and opening-up. It examines China’s transition from a centrally planned economy to a more market-oriented system, highlighting the role of trade liberalization, foreign investment, and institutional reforms in driving rapid economic growth.

The author explores key sectors such as finance, industry, and international trade, and discusses how China has positioned itself as a major player in global economic governance. The work also evaluates challenges accompanying globalization, including financial risks, structural imbalances, and the need for sustainable development.

Overall, the book argues that China’s rise is closely tied to its engagement with the global economy, where openness, policy adaptation, and participation in international markets have been central to its economic success. This aligns with broader evidence that China’s integration into global trade and investment networks has significantly accelerated its development and global influence.