Descripción del proyecto
Un análisis más profundo del modelo de desarrollo chino
Debido al cambio de una economía impulsada por la demanda externa a una basada en la demanda interna, la economía china crece. La segunda economía mundial está pasando de un consumo de subsidencia a uno de alta calidad y de ser un importador neto de capital a convertirse en exportador neto. El proyecto financiado con fondos europeos CHINEQUALJUSTICE investigará los grupos de población en China que se encaminan hacia la prosperidad y aquellos que corren el riesgo de no salir nunca de la pobreza. También aplicará el «enfoque basado en las capacidades» para estudiar los derechos y la justicia social. Los hallazgos de la investigación ayudarán a las empresas europeas e internacionales a dirigirse mejor a los consumidores y las industrias chinas, y servirán de apoyo a los académicos para establecer un marco teórico basado en la experiencia china de desarrollo preferencial y experimental.
Objetivo
The People's Republic of China (PRC) gradually transitions from an export-led and investment-driven economy towards a service-led and consumption-driven economy. These upcoming reforms will affect firms that rely on Chinese goods and services, but also create new opportunities to sell goods and services to the emerging Chinese consumer market. Given the use of experimental and preferential policy treatments by the PRC over the last four decades to promote economic development, different sectors of the Chinese population and economy will have different capabilities and (dis)-advantages in the forthcoming transitions. This project will identify which population groups are heading towards prosperity and which are at greatest risk of remaining in poverty and development traps. While previous research have identified links between preferential policies and inequality, this research extends the existing studies by applying the Capabilities Approach, examining rights and social justice, which will help create a more prosperous consumer market. The varying levels of inequality, human capital, rights and social justice for the Chinese consumer market will be analyzed through club convergence and partial (meta) rankings methodologies from 1985 onwards. A development-capabilities index for different sectors of the Chinese population and economy will be developed to indicate policy makers, domestic and foreign firms, the public, and academics what the current state and potentials for the next market reforms will be. The results will be enable European, and international, firms to better target Chinese consumers and industries, and help academics develop a theoretical framework based on the Chinese preferential and experimental development experience.
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Régimen de financiación
MSCA-IF - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (IF)Coordinador
08017 Barcelona
España