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China has been growing more than ten percent in the last three decades.It is generally agreed that the best from of development in any country or region is the sustainable development, which may best be described as the realisation of potential growth without leading to any externalities or uncalculated costs such as misuse of environment, misuse of capital and/or labour resources and misuse of capital to lead financial instabilities.On the final analysis, long term macroeconomic sustainability may need minimising externalities that will lead to massive decreases in the potential tax base or the value of wealth that is taken as the real backing of a global competitive edge.Ignorance of strong backing of national currency that would only sustain a long term stable, effective and efficient yield curve to bring savings and credits to bring better welfare enhancement will lead to massive cost in the long run.Such a high cost will not help to be a leader in the contestable macroeconomic stability race that shapes current global financial architecture.It may be expected that future dynamics of realisation of potential growth might mainly be brought by not only socially responsible corporates but also governments and households.