Economic Policy Making In China (1949–2016) The Role of Economists Routledge Contemporary China Series
Auteur : Bottelier Pieter
This book explores the key ideas and the key people who were responsible for the development of China?s economy from 1949 through 2016. It discusses how economic policy evolved, how economic policy was formulated and how the role of economists in decision making evolved. It considers the interplay between ideological and practical questions, provides biographical details of key economists and includes a clear annotated chronology of events. The book is especially valuable because the author, as a senior World Bank official, was a close observer of the situation and to some extent a key participant.
Annotated chronology of economic policy making, Chapter 1 - Puzzles and surprises, Chapter 2 - Evolution of economic policy making, Chapter 3 - Architects of China’s market-oriented economic reforms, Chapter 4 - Chen Yun (1905-1995), Chapter 5 - China’s entry into the World Bank, Chapter 6 - Unfinished reform agenda.
Pieter Bottelier is a Visiting Scholar at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington DC. He became fascinated by China’s economic reforms and development when he served as Chief of the World Bank’s resident mission in China in the 1990s.
Date de parution : 09-2021
15.6x23.4 cm
Date de parution : 03-2018
15.6x23.4 cm
Thème d’Economic Policy Making In China (1949–2016) :
Mots-clés :
SOE Reform; 3rd; Xue Muqiao; deng; Gu Zhun; guangyuan; Yu Guangyuan; jinglian; 3rd Plenum; muqiao; Sun Yefang; plenum; Wu Jinglian; sun; SOE Management; xiaoping; Mao’s Economic Policies; xue; SOE; zhun; Du Runsheng; Mao Zedong; Cadastral Registration; Deng Zihui; Tiananmen Disaster; Zhou Xiaochuan; 8th Party Congress; Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank; Li Jiange; WB’s East Asia; Lou Jiwei; WB’s Executive Board; SOCIALIST PLANNED COMMODITY ECONOMY; Membership Transition; Guo Shuqing