The New Trend of Global Industrial Division of Labor and China’s Responses (Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path)

Contents
1 Historical Evolution of the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	1.1 Connotations and Types of International Division of Labor
	1.2 Historical Review on the Development of International Division of Labor
	1.3 Characteristics of International Division of Labor Before the Global Economic Crisis
	References
2 Motive Mechanism of the Evolution of the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	2.1 Analytical Perspectives of International Division of Labor
	2.2 Forces Affecting the Evolution of the Pattern of Division of Labor
	2.3 Motive Mechanism of the Evolution of the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	References
3 Status and Roles of Participants of International Division of Labor
	3.1 Status and Roles of Major Participants of Global Merchandise Trade
	3.2 Status and Roles of Major Participants of International Trade in Services
	3.3 Status and Roles of Multinational Enterprises
4 Evolution of the Structure of World Product Space
	4.1 The Structure of Global Product Space
	4.2 National Differences of the Evolution of Product Space
	4.3 Changes of the Connectivity of Product Space
	4.4 Basic Conclusions from the Analysis on the Structure of Product Space
	References
5 Reindustrialization of Developed Countries and the Impact of the New Industrial Revolution on the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	5.1 The Constant Dominant Role of Developed Countries in International Division of Labor
	5.2 Changes of the Pattern of Labor Division of Technology-Intensive and Labor-Intensive Industries
	5.3 Impacts of Developed Countries’ Efforts in Quickly Deploying Emerging Industries on the Industrial Upgrading of Developing Countries
	5.4 Impacts of the New Industrial Revolution on International Division of Labor
	5.5 Policy Priorities Dealing with Reindustrialization and the Third Industrial Revolution
6 The Industrial Competitiveness of the Next Wave of Emerging Economies
	6.1 The Economic Development Status of the Next Wave of Emerging Economies
	6.2 Characteristics of the Industrial Structure of the Next Wave of Emerging Economies
	6.3 The Industrial Competitiveness Comparison Between the Next Wave of Emerging Economies and China
	6.4 Conclusions
	References
7 Impacts of Trade Protectionism on the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	7.1 Trade Protection Will Not Alter the Overall Trend of the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	7.2 Adverse Impacts of Trade Protection on the Deepening of the Pattern of International Division of Labor
	7.3 Policy Suggestions on Tackling Trade Protection and on Optimizing the Status of International Division of Labor
8 Low Carbon Economy and the Global Industrial Division of Labor
	8.1 Low Carbon Economy and Major Polices and Measures on Carbon Emission Reductions
	8.2 Impacts of Low Carbonization on Competitiveness
	8.3 Impacts of Low Carbonization on Industrial Development
	8.4 Low Carbon Transformation and China’s Industrial Competitiveness
	References
9 Profound Adjustments of the Global Economy and the Transformation of Industrial Competitive Advantages
	9.1 Trend for the Profound Adjustments of the Global Economy
	9.2 New Trend of Global Industrial Development
	9.3 Development Opportunities Confronting China’s Industries
	9.4 Tough Challenges Confronting China’s Industrial Development
	9.5 Industrial Development Strategies Based on Important Opportunities
	References
10 Accelerating Core Competence Cultivation for the Development of the New Economy
	10.1 The Concept of New Economy and Measurements on Its Development
	10.2 The Urgency for the Acceleration of New Economic Development
	10.3 Basic Logic of the New Economy
	10.4 Keys for Promotion of Core Competence for the Development of the New Economy
	References