Chinese Economy

1967 - 2025

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Volume 30, issue 6, 1997

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4

Joseph Fewsmith

An Analysis and Forecast of the Growth of Economies Under Various Types of Ownership Systems in the Year 1997 pp. 33-54

Li Renliang

Trends in the Transformation of the Structure of Ownership Systems in Our Country, and the General Direction of Development of the Private Economy pp. 55-65

Chen Yuansheng

On the Basic Current Conditions, Industrial and Trade Structures, and IndustrialâRegional Distribution of NonâState-Owned Economies in Our Country pp. 66-91

Fang Xiangdong

Volume 30, issue 5, 1997

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Lawrence R. Sullivan

Preface >b>December 1978. Depth of winter. China.>/b> pp. 6-9

Yang Xueye (Rachel Yang)

Introduction pp. 10-15

Justin Lin

Volume 30, issue 4, 1997

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Joseph Fewsmith

The State-Owned Enterprises Pour Out Their Hearts pp. 6-28

Yang Famin

A Survey of, and Thoughts on, the Work of Party Construction in State-Owned Enterprises pp. 29-52

Wang Maolin

Rational Thoughts on Reforming State-Owned Enterprises pp. 53-92

Yang Qixian

Volume 30, issue 3, 1997

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-6

Stanley Rosen

My Understanding of the Relationship Between Using Foreign Business Investments and Protecting National Industries pp. 7-53

Zhong Zhengyan

National Industries Can Hardly Ride the Waves If They Do Not Weather Storms pp. 54-59

Li Guo and Jin Bei

The Influence of the New Clinton Government on SinoâAmerican Economic and Trade Relations pp. 84-89

Zhou Shijian

Volume 30, issue 2, 1997

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Joseph Fewsmith

Several Questions Concerning the Reform and Development of State-Owned Enterprises (October 25, 1996) pp. 6-47

Wu Bangguo

Our Understanding of Several Problems Concerning the Successful Reform of the State-Owned Economy (May 31, 1996) pp. 48-93

Hong Hu

Volume 30, issue 1, 1997

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-7

Lawrence R. Sullivan

The Modern Enterprise System pp. 8-38

Jinglian Wu

Circumstances and Problems of "Shareholding Experimental Projects" in Chinese Enterprises pp. 39-70

Jinglian Wu

How to Convert Large and/Medium-Sized State-Owned Enterprises into Corporations pp. 71-93

Jinglian Wu

Complementary Relationships Between Enterprise Reform and Reforms in Other Fields pp. 94-121

Jinglian Wu

Volume 29, issue 6, 1996

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Stanley Rosen

On the Problems of Distribution of Social Income in China pp. 6-17

Shen Shuisheng and Yao Yuqun

Analysis of Governmental Action in the Distribution of Personal Income During the Marketization Reform pp. 18-40

Zhang Ye

Since the Government Is the Referee, Why Does It Get Into the Game? pp. 41-45

Ye Fujin

Is "Excessive Distribution" a Good Thing or a Bad Thing? pp. 46-53

Yang Yiyong

Analysis of the Income Situation of the Chinese Peasantry Since Reform and Openness pp. 62-67

Lei Xiancheng

Lasting Political Stability Requires a Massive Middle-Income Stratum pp. 68-71

Li Qiang and Zhang Zhiying

Control the Development Gap Between the Seaboard and the Interior; Accelerate the Development of the Central and Western Regions pp. 76-82

Huang Shikeng

Jiang Zemin Directs That the Problem of Great Disparities in Incomes Be Solved pp. 83-89

Ye Tan

Volume 29, issue 5, 1996

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4

Joseph Fewsmith

Institutional Change, Market Evolution, and Informal Contractual Arrangements pp. 5-30

Chen Yu

Property Rights, the Government, and the Marketization of the Economy pp. 31-60

Yang Xiaowei

Executive Unanimity pp. 61-94

Tang Shouning

Volume 29, issue 4, 1996

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 5-13

Guo Xiaolin

Introduction to Part I A General Policy Review pp. 14-15

Guo Xiaolin

Looking Back at the Tax Division System Reform pp. 16-20

Zong Wen

Investigation into Local Fiscal System Reform pp. 21-28

Su Ming, Wang Zhaocai and Xu Long

Local Budget Fulfillment in 1994 pp. 29-33

Cai Qiang

On Establishing a Transfer Payment System in China pp. 38-41

Wang Heshan

A Few Thoughts on an Equalizing Transfer Payment System pp. 42-45

Jiang Jianping and Chu Huiping

Introduction to Part II The Management of Central Finances pp. 46-47

Guo Xiaolin

Reverse Pressure on Budgets and Proposed Solutions pp. 48-52

Lã¼ Wangshi

Drawing Back Extrabudgetary Funds A Reform from the Grass Roots pp. 53-56

Li Xiaolan

On Problems in the Central Appropriation of Special Funds and Countermeasures pp. 57-60

Xu Liuqing

Some Urgent Problems Awaiting Solution in the Fiscal Reform pp. 61-65

Zou Wenhui

Introduction to Part III The Impact of Reform on Local Finances pp. 66-67

Guo Xiaolin

Further Perfecting the Tax Division System and Intensively Promoting Economic Development in Ethnic Minority Areas A Conference Report pp. 68-74

Wei Shuming, Wang Chunping and Yan Yonggang

Tax Division System, Budgeting, and Final Accounting The Views of Local Officials pp. 75-81

Zhang Zhihua and Zhou Qizhou

Special Revenue Sources and Their Impact on Yunnan Finances pp. 82-90

Zhou Haibo

Investigation into the Implementation of the Tax Division System in Jiangxi Province pp. 91-94

Li Xiaolan

Tax for Fees An Inevitable Choice for Township Financial Management Under the Tax Division System pp. 95-100

Zhang Yikun

Volume 29, issue 3, 1996

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Stanley Rosen

Special Zone Construction and Opening to the Outside (April 19, 1996) pp. 6-35

Hu Ping

A Brief Introduction to the Special Zones Debate pp. 36-46

Zhu Tao

How Should the Special Zones Continue to Be "Special"? pp. 47-58

Huang Ni

Why China's Economy Consistently Experiences Wide Fluctuations pp. 59-64

Hu Angang

On the Debate Regarding the Distribution of Personal Income pp. 65-72

Zheng Zhixiao

Has China Become Polarized? pp. 73-76

Li Peilin

Will Polarization Occur If the Income Gap Becomes Too Wide? pp. 77-84

Wang Rongbiao

Draw the Line Between Learning Advanced Things from the West and Worshiping Things Foreign pp. 85-92

Han Zhenliang

Volume 29, issue 2, 1996

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4

Joseph Fewsmith

A Survey of the Research on the Transitional Process of Market-Oriented Reform in China pp. 5-38

Sheng Hong

The Search for a Stable Mode of Reform pp. 39-59

Sheng Hong

On the Reform Process pp. 60-95

Fan Gang

Volume 29, issue 1, 1996

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4

Xiannuan Lin

Natural Resources and Economic Development in China pp. 5-21

Ju'e Guo

Feeding One Billion A Study on China's Grain Problem in the Twenty-First Century pp. 22-41

Xikang Chen

Energy, Economy, and Its Environment in China pp. 42-75

Song Zhao

Water Resources and Economic Development in China pp. 76-95

Wei Xue