Reform, Transformation and Growth
Observation and Interpretation
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Beschreibung
This book aims to present the observation and Interpretation for China’s economic growth since Reform and Opening-up from a Chinese economist’s view. The book is divided into 5 sections, including the research of traditional socialist economic structure, China’s transformation from planned economy to market economy, reform of Chinese industrial economy, economic growth and political economy. Key topics are covered over the past 40 years including strategies for economic transformation, dual-track pricing, industrial transformation and enterprise reform, capital formation and economic growth, structural changes and productivity growth, macroeconomics, fiscal relations between central and local governments, and the political economy of growth.
This book aims to present the observation and Interpretation for China’s economic growth since Reform and Opening-up from a Chinese economist’s view. The book is divided into 5 sections, including the research of traditional socialist economic structure, China’s transformation from planned economy to market economy, reform of Chinese industrial economy, economic growth and political economy. Key topics are covered over the past 40 years including strategies for economic transformation, dual-track pricing, industrial transformation and enterprise reform, capital formation and economic growth, structural changes and productivity growth, macroeconomics, fiscal relations between central and local governments, and the political economy of growth.
Is authored by Chinese distinguished economist Jun Zhang Analyzes the impact of China's industrial reform on productivity and profitability of the enterprises Studies the mode of the transformation of Chinese economic system and mechanism of enterprise privatization
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Jun Zhang
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Industrial Reform Transformation Decentralization and Growth Socialist Government and Enterprise Irregular Financial Sector in Rural China Capital Formation Privileges Sustained by Central Planning