金融危机爆发后,当世界还深陷危机迷茫挣扎的时候,西方学者和政策官员已开始到喜马拉雅崇山峻岭中的小国不丹去寻求“另类”答案。他们意识到,主宰20世纪的以GNP(是指一个国家或地区的所有常住单位在一定时期内国内和国外所生产的最终成果和提供的劳务价值。它等于GDP加上来自国外的净要素收入)增长为核心的发展模式有着潜在的问题,世界需要寻找新的发展思路。 After the financial crisis broke out, as the world was still struggling with the crisis, Western scholars and policy officials began to search for “alternative” answers to the small country Bhutan in the himalay mountains of the Himalayas. They realize that the GNP, which dominates the twentieth century, refers to the final product and the value of labor services produced by all resident units in a country or region for a given period of time both domestically and abroad, equal to GDP plus net factor income from abroad The growth model at the core of growth has potential problems and the world needs to find new ways of thinking about development.