Abstract:

The international environment in the post-crisis era is favorable for accelerating the transformation speed of China’s foreign economic development mode. Those pivotal restrictive factors that have blocked the transformation process are structurally unbalanced, lack of innovation abilities, faulty economic mechanisms and interactions among them. This paper argues that it is feasible to build an integrated evaluation system to judge the transformation extent. It is important to guarantee the transformation process by building a relative risk warning system. The foreign economic transformation process should follow scientific general principles and systemic countermeasures. China should transform its foreign economic development from a traditional outside depended and extensive mode into a balanced, comprehensive and intensive mode.

Key words: post-crisis era, foreign economic development mode, restrictive factor