Chinese Economy

1967 - 2025

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Joseph Fewsmith
An Analysis of the Economic Environment and Economic Policy in China in Recent Years pp. 6-52: Meng Lian
Modernization and the Mainstream of Human Civilization pp. 53-96: Wang Sirui

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
The Aim of Political Reform in China Is to Promote Economic Development pp. 5-25: Hu Angang
The Government's Role in China's Market Economy pp. 26-68: Guo Shuqing
An Empirical Analysis of the Amount of Resources Controlled by the Government pp. 69-93: Hu Jiayong

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Lawrence R. Sullivan
Individual Rights and State Power pp. 8-12: Zhang Shuguang
Reflections on Economic Liberalism pp. 13-17: Sheng Hong
Government as a Public Organ pp. 18-28: Fan Gang
Markets and Constitutions pp. 29-34: Liu Junning
Market, Society, and the State pp. 41-45: Liang Zhiping
The Pluralistic Concept of Justice and the Public Order pp. 46-50: Gu Xin
Understanding the Public Order in the Emerging Market Economy in China pp. 51-57: Zhu Suli
The Construction of the Public Order and Its Limitations pp. 58-61: Huang Ping
The Three Basic Presuppositions of Economists pp. 65-69: Wang Dingding
Has Economic Freedom Already Given Way to Democracy? pp. 70-78: Weiying Zhang
Mutual Restraint, Mutual Promotion! pp. 79-84: Qin Hui
The Economic Significance of Democracy pp. 85-97: Zhang Yuyan

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
The Political Attitudes of the Various Strata in China's Society and Their Prospects for the Future pp. 56-78: Xiao Gongqin
The Mutual Restraint Between the Political Structure and the Economic Structure pp. 79-86: Shi Zhong

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Reform and Economic Man pp. 22-60: Xin Mao
Reflections on Certain Problems Regarding the Ownership System pp. 61-95: Li Youwei

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Stanley Rosen
What China Has Seen from the Southeast Asian Monetary Crisis pp. 5-7: Chen Bingcai
The South Korean Financial Crisis and Its Revelations pp. 8-14: Han Zhenshe
There Is Truly No Need to Devalue the Renminbi pp. 15-22: Ji Ke
Experiences and Lessons for China from the East Asian Financial Crisis pp. 23-32: Justin Lin
Different Viewpoints Concerning the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis pp. 33-39: Li Qian
The Underlying Reasons for the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis and the Effects of the Crisis on Our Country pp. 40-45: Lu Jianren
International Financial Crises pp. 46-51: Nie Changhong
Revelations from the "Governmental Dysfunction" in Southeast Asia pp. 56-62: Wei Jianing
How Is China to Avoid Financial Crisis? pp. 63-67: Yang Fan
Dispel the Effect of the "Crisis" and Maintain the Growth Momentum pp. 68-74: Zhong He
Get to the Troubles Before They Come to Your Door What We Should Prepare for as Seen from the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis pp. 75-81: Zhu Qigui
The East Asian Economic Model Bears Bitter Fruit pp. 82-87: Zhu Qigui
The Japanese Economy in Deep Crisis pp. 88-93: Zhu Shouchen

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-7: Keith Forste
Document 1 pp. 8-20: Guo Zhanheng
Document 2 pp. 21-25: Zhang Renshou
Document 3 pp. 26-31: Zhuo Yongliang
Document 5 pp. 43-47: Zhou Bijian
Document 6 pp. 48-53: Zhao Yannian, Wu Hongchuan, Chen Xiong and Ying Xiong
Document 8 pp. 66-70: Shen Guangming
Document 9 pp. 71-74: Li Wangming, Ye Xinyue and Yang Jianjun
Document 10 pp. 75-83: Jin Yuanhuan and Wang Jianyu
Document 11 pp. 84-91: Ye Juying

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Questioning the Formulation "People-Run Economy" pp. 41-47: Bai Yongxiu and Ma Xiaoqiang
The Privately Run Economy Is Not the Foundation of the Socialist Economy pp. 48-54: Tan Jingsong
Two Problems to Which We Must Pay Attention as We Develop the Privately Owned Economy pp. 55-59: Pan Zhengqiu
An Overview of the Discussion on the Question of the Natures of the Privately Run Economy and the Proprietors of Privately Run Enterprises pp. 60-69: Li Yanling
Various Materials on the Problem of the Privately Run Economy pp. 70-94: Yi Cheng