In the context of globalization and the increasingly deep gap between rich and poor, the question “How can a developing country break through?” becomes more urgent than ever. The book “The Pursuit of Prosperity” by Justin Yifu Lin – brings a new, comprehensive and practical perspective on the path of sustainable economic development for countries trying to escape poverty.

Book Highlights

• 🔍 In-depth analysis from the perspective of a global expert : The author's perspective combines modern economic theory and development practices in countries such as China, Vietnam, Africa, Latin America...
• 🌏 Approaching development from actual competitiveness : Instead of following the "common denominator" development model, the author emphasizes development according to upgradeable comparative advantages - a direction suitable for developing economies.
• 📊 Full of evidence and lessons learned : The book provides many specific illustrations, from the successes of East Asia to the failures of some other countries, to draw practical policy lessons.
• 📚 Easy to access for non-specialist readers : coherent, easy to understand, suitable for both academics and general readers interested in economic development.

Who should read this book?

• Policy makers, economic and social managers
• Student, lecturer in economics, development, public policy
• National and international researchers and development consultants
• Investors and business people who want to understand the macroeconomic context in developing countries

"The Pursuit of Prosperity" is not only an academic book, but also a hopeful manifesto for countries seeking to achieve prosperity . With its practical perspective, flexible approach and depth of thought, the book deserves to be an essential reference in the knowledge base on sustainable economic development in the 21st century.

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 We invite readers to borrow and refer to the document.

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