China Economic Review

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): B.M. Fleisher, K. X. D. Huang, M.E. Lovely, Y. Wen, X. Zhang and X. Zhu

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Social security pension reform in China pp. 99-107: Martin Feldstein
Agricultural productivity in China pp. 108-121: Yingfeng Xu
Hong Kong's exchange rate regime:: Lessons from Singapore pp. 122-140: Ding Lu and Qiao Yu
The impact of institutional reform from 1979 through 1987 on fertility in rural China pp. 141-160: T. Schultz and Zeng Yi
Decentralization and coordination: China's credible commitment to preserve the market under authoritarianism pp. 161-190: Shuhe Li and Peng Lian
Stakeholder incentives and reforms in China's state-owned enterprises: A common-property theory pp. 191-206: Jon Cauley, Richard Cornes and Todd Sandler

Population and economic development pp. 1-16: D. Johnson
Earnings and education in China's transition to a market economy Survey evidence from 1989 and 1992 pp. 17-40: Margaret Maurer-Fazio
Implementation of socially optimal outcomes in the liquidation of public enterprises in China pp. 41-58: Shanwen Gao and Yang Yao
Labor productivity and migration in Chinese agriculture A stochastic frontier approach pp. 59-74: Arunava Bhattacharyya and Elliott Parker
Ownership structure and corporate governance in Chinese stock companies pp. 75-98: Xiaonian Xu and Yan Wang

Introduction pp. I-I: Bruce L. Reynolds
China's great famine: Introductory remarks pp. 103-109: D. Johnson
Seven questions about the Chinese famine of 1959-1961 pp. 111-124: Carl Riskin
On the causes of China's agricultural crisis and the great leap famine pp. 125-140: Justin Lin and Dennis Yang
The politics of famine and reform in rural China pp. 141-155: Dali L. Yang and Fubing Su
Food availability versus consumption efficiency: causes of the Chinese famine pp. 157-165: Gene Hsin Chang and Guanzhong James Wen

Introduction pp. v-vi: Bruce L. Reynolds
Economic transition under a semifederalist government: The experience of China pp. 1-23: Yijiang Wang and Chun Chang
Market development and food demand in rural China pp. 25-45: Jikun Huang and Scott Rozelle
Education, experience and productivity of labor in China's township and village enterprises: the case of Jiangsu province pp. 47-58: Yunhua Liu, Soon Beng Chew and Li Wenzhi
A theory of contract and ownership choice in public enterprises under reformed socialism: The case of China's TVEs pp. 59-71: Tian Zhu
Capital investment, international trade and economic growth in China: Evidence in the 1980-1990s pp. 73-84: Qiao Yu
Institutions and private sector development pp. 85-95: John D. Sullivan

China's land arrangements and rural labor mobility pp. 101-115: Dennis Yang
Development in Fujian: A county-level perspective pp. 117-136: Thomas P. Lyons
The search for determinants of catching up: Theory, the East Asian experience and the Chinese case pp. 137-155: Shuhe Li
Productivity growth, technological progress, and efficiency change in chinese agriculture after rural economic reforms: A DEA approach pp. 157-174: Weining Mao and Won W. Koo
Chinese wool auctions: Failed agribusiness reform or future marketing channel? pp. 175-189: Colin G. Brown
How are China's state-owned enterprises doing in the 1990s? Evidence from three interior provinces pp. 191-216: Martin Raiser

Introduction pp. v-vi: Bruce Reynolds
The role of housing privatization and labor-market reform in China's dual economy pp. 1-17: Belton Fleisher, Yong Yin and Stephen M. Hills
The siamese twins: Do state-owned banks favor state-owned enterprises in China? pp. 19-29: Shang-Jin Wei and Tao Wang
A micro-macroeconomic analysis of the Chinese economy with imperfect competition pp. 31-51: Xriangkang Yin
Partial reform and full price liberalization in the short and the long run pp. 53-66: Huizhong Zhou
Decision rights, residual claim and performance: A theory of how the Chinese state enterprise reform works pp. 67-82: Weiying Zhang
China's economic restructuring, structural adjustment and social stability pp. 83-88: Gao Shangquan
China's state enterprise reforms--n overseas perspective pp. 89-98: Thomas Rawski

Introduction: Applications of household survey data to current issues in China's grain sector pp. v-xi: Christopher Findlay
A note on the CERU-MoA grain farm household survey in China pp. 97-104: Harry Wu
The direct impact of the relocation of farm labour on Chinese grain production pp. 105-122: Harry Wu and Xin Meng
Do Chinese farmers reinvest in grain production? pp. 123-134: Harry Wu and Xin Meng
China's grain marketing system reform in 1993-1994: empirical evidence from a rural household survey pp. 135-153: Yuk-shing Cheng
A decomposition analysis of income inequality of Chinese rural households pp. 155-167: Yuk-shing Cheng
Land fragmentation and farm productivity in China in the 1990s pp. 169-180: Tin Nguyen, Enjiang Cheng and Christopher Findlay
Technological choice of Chinese rice farmers pp. 181-191: Yiping Huang and Kaliappa Kalirajan
An alternative method of measuring economic efficiency: The case of grain production in China pp. 193-203: Kaliappa Kalirajan and Yiping Huang

Introduction pp. v-vi: Bruce Reynolds
Trends in regional inequality in China pp. 1-21: Tianlun Jian, Jeffrey D. Sachs and Andrew Warner
Data in transition: Assessing rural living standards in Southern China pp. 23-56: Shaohua Chen and Martin Ravallion
A dominance evaluation of Taiwan's official income distribution statistics, 1976-1992 pp. 57-75: Jong-Rong Chiou
Capital flight from the People's Republic of China: 1984-1994 pp. 77-96: Frank R. Gunter