The book offers a nuanced analysis of various economic issues in China, employing mainstream economic methods. It delves into topics such as traditional family structures, land tenancy systems, market rationality, and the evolution of contracts during reforms. Additionally, it examines the Asian and American financial crises, the complexities of medical insurance, and innovative business models in e-retail. By intertwining stories and case studies, the author presents a comprehensive view that appeals to both scholars and general readers interested in China's economic landscape.
