经济学家梁国勇：弥合数字鸿沟，积极推动全球化 中国理念成“稳定器”

Core Insights - The article discusses the importance of bridging the digital divide and promoting globalization, highlighting China's role as a stabilizer in the global economy [1][3]. Group 1: Digital Economy and Global Governance - China's digital economy is now among the largest globally, serving as a model for other developing countries in terms of digitalization and sustainable development [4]. - There is a significant digital divide between developed and developing countries, particularly in digital infrastructure and skills, necessitating capacity building in the digital economy and artificial intelligence [4]. - The concept of building a community of shared future in cyberspace is emphasized as crucial in addressing the imbalances in global network development [4]. Group 2: Foreign Investment in China - Despite challenges in attracting foreign investment, China's foreign investment market shows resilience and unique advantages [5]. - The current economic transformation in China has led to a decrease in foreign investment in low-end manufacturing, but there is growth in high-tech manufacturing sectors [5]. - China's strong international competitiveness in manufacturing, supported by infrastructure, a large market, and recovering consumer potential, continues to attract market-oriented foreign investment [5]. Group 3: Globalization and De-Globalization Trends - Some countries are exhibiting tendencies towards de-globalization, which can be attributed to institutional adjustments [6]. - The shift of capital and production from developed to emerging markets has led to a call for re-industrialization in developed countries, as they face trade deficits and industrial hollowing [6]. - Despite the challenges posed by protectionism and unilateralism, technological advancements and institutional resilience are expected to continue driving globalization forward [7].