The gradual revolution : China's economic reform movement / Hui Wang.
The uprising at Tiananmen Square may have been crushed politically, but it has had extraordinary consequences in opening up China to new varieties of economic experimentation. Nowhere has this fusion of political repression and economic opportunity been better captured than in Hui Wang's master...
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©1994.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Early Reform (1979 to 1984)
- 3. The First Phase: Reforming China's Centrally Planned System
- 4. Analyzing Reform Since the Mid-1980s
- 5. The Second-Phase Reform: Moving Toward the Market
- 6. Conclusions.