Contents

Ⅰ. The Background and the Framework of the Risk-Analysis

1. The Background of the Risk-Analysis ｜ Keun Lee, Byung-Kook Kim, Jin-Suk Bae

2. The Framework of the Risk-Analysis ｜ Keun Lee

Ⅱ. Dilemma of the Choice: the Mechanism of the Economic Growth

3. To What Extent China should be Urbanized ｜ Keun Lee, Ji-Sun Lee

4. Is it Possible for the Farmers to be Well Off ｜ Keun Lee, Ji-Sun Lee

5. Can the Service Industry Solve the Urban Unemployment Problem? ｜ Keun Lee, Ji-Sun Lee

Ⅲ. The Macroeconomic Stability of China

6. The Financial Status of Chinese Government ｜ Young-Sam Kang

7. Existing Financial and Macroeconomic Risks ｜ Nathaniel Stankard 

8. How will the Global Imbalance Affect Chinese Economy ｜ Nathaniel Stankard 

Ⅳ. Sustainable Growth of Chinese Economy and the Market

9. How Big is the Stratified Chinese Market ｜ Keun Lee, Boo-Yong Kim

10. To What Extent will Chinese Domestic Market be Opened ｜ In-Young Song

11. Will American Market Stay Reliable to Chinese Products ｜ Nathaniel Stankard 

Ⅴ. The Sustainability of Economic Growth and the Resource 

12. How Free is Chinese Economy from Energy Problem｜ Jin-Suk Bae

13. Is there Enough Food for 130 Million Citizens｜ Jin-Suk Bae

14. Are the Growth and the Clean Environment Compatible ｜ Nathaniel Stankard

Ⅵ. Abstract and Conclusion

15. Existing Long-Term Forecasts for Chinese Economics｜ Ji-Sun Lee, Jin-Suk Bae

16. The 11 Major Forecasts for Chinese Economy and a Synthetic Judgment ｜ Keun Lee