英文摘要 |
Mainland China exceeded Japan as the world second largest economy in 2010 without any doubts. If Mainland China maintain 10% annual economy growth rate averagely the same as it did for the past 30 years, approximately it will overtake the US as the world’s No.1 economy in 2030. However, Mainland China argues that it is developing socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics, but the follow-up question would be how far this kind of model of development could move forward as China’s economy become more and more deeply integrated into the global economy. Douglas Paal, vice president of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, says that the rising China faces discords between rulers and the ruled; between the rulers and their internal competitors; and between state and market capitalism. In a way, the discord between state and market capitalism casts doubts on whether socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics could move on. This paper finds out that if the target of common fortunate is unable to be reached, then it will be hard for socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics to move on. That is the reason why the leading group of Chinese Communist Party would reemphasize common fortunate in China’s 12th five-year plan. |