The Chinese economy : adaptation and growth
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| Format: | Livre papier |
| Langue: | Anglais |
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
The MIT Press
C 2018.
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| Édition: | 2e éd. |
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| Autres localisations: | Voir dans le Sudoc |
Table des matières:
- Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction: The Chinese Economy in Context
- I.LEGACIES AND SETTING
- 2.The Geographic Setting
- 3.The Chinese Economy Before 1949
- 4.The Socialist Era, 1949
- 1978: Big Push Industrialization and Policy Instability
- 5.Market Transition: Strategy and Process
- 6.The Urban-Rural Divide and Chinese-style Urbanization
- II.PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
- 7.Growth and Structural Change
- 8.Population: Demographic Transition, the Demographic Dividend, and the One-Child Policy
- 9.Labor and Human Capital
- 10.Living Standards: Income, Inequality, and Poverty
- III.THE RURAL ECONOMY
- 11.Rural Organization
- 12.Agriculture: Technology, Production, and Policy
- 13.Rural Industrialization: From Township and Village Enterprises to Taobao Villages
- IV.THE URBAN ECONOMY
- 14.Industry: Ownership and Corporate Governance
- 15.Technology and Industrial Policy
- V.CHINA AND THE WORLD ECONOMY
- 16.International Trade
- Note continued: 17.Foreign Investment and the Capital Account
- VI.MACROECONOMICS AND FINANCE
- 18.Macroeconomic Policy: Instruments and Outcomes
- 19.The Financial System
- 20.The Fiscal System
- VII.CONCLUSION: CHINA'S FUTURE
- 21.Environmental Quality and the Sustainability of Growth