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出版社：北京理工大學出版社 ISBN：9787564067632 商品編碼：37041997022 開本：小16開 出版時間：2012-09-01 頁數：207 代碼：28
"| 商品基本信息，請以下列介紹為準 | | 商品名稱： | 經濟英語教程 外語學習 書籍 | | 作者： | 杜耀梅 | | 代碼： | 28.0 | | 出版社： | 北京理工大學出版社 | | 出版日期： | 2012-09-01 | | ISBN： | 9787564067632 | | 印次： | 1 | | 版次： | 1 | | 裝幀： | 平裝 | | 開本： | 小16開 |
| 內容簡介 | | 《外語教學指導與學術研究繫列叢書：經濟英語教程》分為12個。分為3個模塊：經濟熱點話題、思考驛站和補充閱讀。這12個經濟熱點話題分別為：經濟發展中的矛盾、教育公平、農民工問題、花錢與存錢、循環經濟、奧運經濟、交通與經濟、福利與經濟、信息產業與經濟、道德信用與國力強盛、生活的富足與生命的豐盛和文化與經濟發展。針對《外語教學指導與學術研究繫列叢書：經濟英語教程》的特點，在的第二模塊“思考驛站”中編者選用一篇行筆優美、耐人尋味的文章供讀者去思索和練習翻譯。同時，針對學有餘力的讀者和學生，編者在第三模塊設計了補充閱讀，話題與相呼應，便於讀者和學生更全面地了解和分析問題。在附錄裡還提供的參考答案和經濟學的常用術語，便於讀者參閱和查考。 |
| 目錄 | Chapter 1
Theme Topic：經濟發展中中國面臨的矛盾
Contemplation Garden：幸福的矛盾感
Supplementary Reading：新世紀的中國強大、富有、昌盛
Chapter 2
Theme Topic：中國的教育公平
Contemplation Garden：生命之重
Supplementary Reading：大學教育不是免費午餐
Chapter 3
Theme Topic：平等對待農民工
Contemplation Garden：繁忙的重要性
Supplementary Reading：農業、農村和農民
Chapter 4
Theme Topic：花錢還是存錢？
Contemplation Garden：生命不能承受之輕
Supplementary Reading：生存與住房
Chapter 5
Theme Topic：循環經濟
Contemplation Garden生活中之兩極
Supplementary Reading：環境與經濟的和諧發展
Chapter 6
Theme Topic：北京的奧運經濟
Contemplation Garden：人生的五個球
Supplementary Reading：美麗的中國印
Cbapter 7
Theme Topic：中國的交通與經濟
Contemplation Garden：這個時代的雋語
Supplementary Reading：化與中國的交通繫統
Chapter 8
Theme Topic：中國的福利與經濟
Contemplation Garden：如果是個100人的村莊
Supplementary Reading：建立完善的社保體制
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Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
參考答案 |
| 摘要 | Abiding by the “rules of the games.”China is gaining a reputation in theinternational business community， as a highly risky place to invest.Legal reforms，especially regarding intellectual property， will have to be made.Similarly corruptionhas to be dealt with.Here is where the intemational community can perhaps exert itsgreatest leverage.Providing the capital and expertise that China will need to continueto grow can be linked to China's compliance with international rules and regulations.Protecting the environment.China already produces 11% of the world'sgreenhouse gas emissions.Buming all that coal and oil without pollution protection orefficiency improvements， combined with the expected effects of growing road traffic，could have drastic effects on the environment.
Feeding itself.China has 22% of the world's population， but only 7% of itsarable land.Degradation of land and shortages of water have become increasinglycritical.Pessimists include the Worldwatch Institute's Lester Brown， who projectsgrain imports exceeding 200 million metric tons by 2030.But China's own economistsare optimistic， expecting technological innovation to maintain a high level of self-sufficiency.
Holding the social fabric together.High economic growth has covered up thestrain so far， but slower growth could create lots of unemployment and exacerbate thegrowing disparities between the flourishing coastal areas and the largely rural and lesswell-to-do interior.Also important will be the economy's ability to create high-leveljobs for the growing number of college graduates.Failure to do so could ignite studentactivism.
China's economy and international policy.The response of the internationalcommunity to China's economic development hinges largely on whether the world canor will absorb the flood of exports that a fast-growing Chinese economy is likely toproduce.On the positive side， China has been open to imports， running a trade deficitsince reforms began in 1978.An open， thriving Chinese economy offers new marketsthat offset the threat that its exports present.In any case， China's economic growthwill give the international community great opportunities for leverage.
Three possible scenarios for China's economic future are outlined by Dwight H.Perkins of the Harvard Institute for International Development：
Scenario 1：The High Growth Alternative.Almost everything has to go right forgrowth to continue at 8% or 9% annually.The market orientation of the economystrengthens， and reform continues.State-owned enterprises are reformed， andcorruption is curbed.Sufficient capital is available.China's high rate of personal savings continues.The needed upgrades in the transportation and energy infrastructures are helped along by direct foreign investment.The quality of education improves， and more efforts are made to lure back home Chinese nationals studying or workingabroad.The glo |
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