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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Volume 6, issue 2, 1995

Introduction pp. v-vi

Bruce Reynolds

The strategic investment behavior of Chinese local governments during the reform era pp. 169-186

Yasheng Huang

Attracting foreign direct investment: Has China reached its potential? pp. 187-199

Shang-Jin Wei

Schumpeterian creative destruction and the growth of Chinese enterprises pp. 201-223

Elliott Parker

Student attitudes toward markets: Comparative survey data from China, the United States and Russia pp. 225-238

Michael Hemesath and Xun Pomponio

The 1994 tax reforms: The center strikes back pp. 239-245

Stephen B. Herschler

Report on the CES Shanghai conference pp. 247-249

Ling Li, Elliott Parker and Thomas Rawski

Report on the tenth annual meeting of the CES: China's emerging market federalism pp. 251-255

Anna Zhao and Aimin Chen

Volume 6, issue 1, 1995

Introduction pp. v-vi

Bruce L. Reynolds

Price reform and structural change in the Chinese economy: Policy simulations using a CGE model pp. 1-34

Richard F. Garbaccio

Beyond the Uruguay Round: The implications of an Asian free trade area pp. 35-90

Jeffrey D. Lewis, Sherman Robinson and Zhi Wang

Cultural endowments and economic development: Implications for the Chinese economies pp. 91-104

Vernon Ruttan

Modelling central-local fiscal relations in China pp. 105-136

Jun Ma

What caused the hyperinflation at the Big Bang: Monetary overhang or structural distortion? pp. 137-147

Gene Hsin Chang

Foreign investment in China: A new data set pp. 149-155

Peter S. K. Chi and Charng Kao

Employee participation in China's TVEs pp. 157-167

Stephen Smith

Volume 5, issue 2, 1994

Relative efficiency in Chinese urban construction: A comparison of state-owned and collective enterprises after reform pp. 161-178

Elliott Parker

A "Greater China" trade Bloc? pp. 179-190

Shang-Jin Wei and Jeffrey Frankel

Elasticities and factor weights for agricultural growth accounting: A look at the data for China pp. 191-204

Louis Putterman and Ana F. Chiacu

Trade liberalization in China: A CGE model with Lewis' rural surplus labor pp. 205-219

Yingfeng Xu

On the dynamics of privatization pp. 221-233

Heng-Fu Zou

Productivity change in chinese industry: A comment pp. 235-241

Gary Jefferson, Thomas Rawski and Yuxin Zheng

Reply to comment by Jefferson, Rawski and Zheng pp. 243-248

Wing Woo, Gang Fan, Wen Hai and Yibiao Jin

Volume 5, issue 1, 1994

Introduction pp. v-viii

Wen S. Chern and Terry Sicular

Does China have a grain problem? pp. 1-14

D. Johnson

China's grain policy reforms: Implications for equity, stabilization, and efficiency pp. 15-33

Albert Park, Scott Rozelle and Fang Cai

The Engel function and complete food demand system for Chinese urban households pp. 35-57

Wen S. Chern and Guijing Wang

Rural nonagricultural activities and their impact on the distribution of income: Evidence from farm households in Southern China pp. 59-82

Denise Hare

Consumption and saving behavior under strict and partial rationing pp. 83-100

Zhi Wang and Jean Kinsey

Financial intermediation, inflation, and capital formation in rural China pp. 101-115

Belton Fleisher, Yunhua Liu and Hongyi Li

The role of farm household investment and its contribution to agricultural development in China pp. 117-139

Loraine A. West and Minling Pan

Agricultural productivity and rural poverty in China pp. 141-159

Lee Travers and Jun Ma

Volume 4, issue 2, 1993

Introduction pp. 83-84

Bruce L. Reynolds

An update on reform in Eastern Europe and Russia pp. 85-87

Jeffrey Sachs

Transformation in mature versus emerging economies: Why has Hungary been less successful than China? pp. 89-116

David M Newbery

How and why China succeeded in her economic reform pp. 117-128

Gregory C. Chow

Taking a market-oriented direction and pushing forward in a gradual way--the basic experience of China's economic reform pp. 129-136

Gao Shangquan

China's challenge to economic orthodoxy: Asian reform as an evolutionary, self-organizing process pp. 137-142

Ping Chen

Summary of panel discussion on enterprise reform: International symposium on economic transition in China, Hainan province pp. 143-148

Gary Jefferson

Summary: Why is reforming state owned enterprises so difficult? pp. 149-151

Dwight Perkins

The efficiency and macroeconomic consequences of Chinese enterprise reform pp. 153-168

Wing Woo, Gang Fan, Wen Hai and Yibiao Jin

China's transition towards the market: "Socialization" of the safety net pp. 169-180

Chingboon Lee

Joint stock companies with rearranged public ownership: What can we learn from recent Chinese and East European experience with state enterprises? pp. 181-193

Adrian Wood

Theories of property rights and China's reforms pp. 195-212

Xiaokai Yang

An analysis of Chinese fiscal data over the reform period pp. 213-230

Bert Hofman

Monetary control and China's most recent macroeconomic cycle pp. 231-234

Barry Naughton

Economic reform in the People's Republic of China and the role of the Asian Development Bank pp. 235-242

Satish C. Jha

Market supplanting versus market fostering interventions: China, East Asia and other developing countries pp. 243-258

Yan Wang and Vinod Thomas

The price paid for accelerating economic growth--the case of Taiwan pp. 259-265

Tzong-shian Yu

Volume 4, issue 1, 1993

China's rural road system during the reform period pp. 1-17

Vincent Benziger

Sources of income inequality in post-reform China pp. 19-35

Azizur Rahman Khan, Keith Griffin, Carl Riskin and Zhao Renwei

Eastern Europe and China: Institutional development as a resource allocation problem pp. 37-47

Yijiang Wang

Investment under risk in property rights pp. 49-53

Guanzhong James Wen and Chu Zhang

Bargaining and market decisions of state enterprises in a transition economy pp. 55-64

Huizhong Zhou

Privatization versus a minimum reform package pp. 65-74

Xiaochuan Zhou

A note on the Bauer-Kornai investment cycle theory pp. 75-81

Heng-Fu Zou