The 8th “To Face the Real World” Series Lecture at NADS RUC

Industrial upgrading is a necessity for China to escape the "middle income trap", which requires a continuous decrease of industrial proportion and increase of service industry. However, latest research shows that the premature "deindustrialization" in some countries and regions harms the long-term momentum of economic growth, resulting in a weak growth. Should China work on industrialization or deindustrialization? Let us listen to the voice of HUANG Qunhui, Director of Institute of Industrial Economics of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Topic: Process, Achievements and Problems of China’s industrialization

Speaker: HUANG Qunhui, Director and Research Fellow of Institute of Industrial Economics of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Moderator: NIE Huihua, Deputy Dean of National Academy of Development and Strategy, RUC (NADS) and Deputy Director of Science and Research Section of NADS

Commenter: ZOU Jingxian, Research Fellow at NADS

Time: May 15, 2019 (Wednesday) 18:30-20:00

Venue: No.2 Public Teaching Building, Room 2119

Speaker Profile: HUANG Qunhui, Director and Research Fellow of Institute of Industrial Economics of CASS, enjoys the State Council Special Allowance as high-level personnel. His research focuses on Industrial Economy and Enterprise Management. He published over two hundred academic papers in Social Sciences in China, Economic Research and other journals and over 30 independent or collaborated works. HUANG presided over a key program supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China and many important programs of provincial level. His achievements brought him awards such as Sun Yefang Economic Science Award and China National Book Award.