Energy Restructuring in China: Retrospects and Prospects

Shi Dan

China & World Economy, 2008, vol. 16, issue 4, 82-93

Abstract: Thirty years have passed since China first adopted the policy of reform and opening up to the outside. Reviewing and appraising the advantages and disadvantages of the government's energy restructuring policy in the intervening years is of great importance to the consideration of future reform and opening‐up efforts in this industry. Energy production and supply have been a major part of the national economic restructuring. In this paper, the author proceeds from three angles to review and assess the reform and opening‐up efforts in the energy industry, and suggests some direction and priorities for its restructuring in the future.

Date: 2008
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