Preface

Lynn T. White

Chinese Economy, 2002, vol. 35, issue 6, 3-4

Abstract: Social planning, for either growth or welfare, has been under stress in China because of SARS. Pressure has been particularly intense in large cities, including Hong Kong and Shanghai. These two cities are the natural dynamos of China's richest regions, Guangdong and the Shanghai-Jiangsu-Zhejiang flatlands that have been centers of boom for more than a quarter century. Research on their policies provides an irreplaceable baseline for judging their abilities to weather the recent health crisis and advance the transformation of China.

Date: 2002
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