在开放经济条件下,一个经济体到底是应该以自己廉价的劳动力成本优势来充当“世界工厂”,还是在政府合适的政策支持下,增加人力资本和研究开发等方面的投资来谋求长期的可持续发展?这正是旅居日本多年的钟庆在其《刷盘子,还是读书?》一书里提出的问题。作者以海外留学生最常见的两种行为——刷盘子和读书,来比喻一个国家工业化道路的两种 Under the conditions of an open economy, should an economy act as a “world factory” with its own cheap labor cost advantage or seek long-term investments in human capital and research and development with the support of appropriate government policies? Continued development? This is exactly what Zhong Qing, who lived in Japan for many years, put forward in his book “Brush plates or books?” The author of the overseas students the most common two acts - brush plate and reading, to describe a country two kinds of industrialization