Chinese Economy

1967 - 2025

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-3: Joseph Fewsmith
On the Gradual-Advance Style of Economic Reform in China pp. 5-39: Justin Lin, Cai Fang and Li Zhou
Dual-Track Transition and "Dual-Track Adjustment and Control" pp. 40-88: Fan Gang, Zhang Shuguang and Wang Limin

Maintaining Stability and Deepening Reform: A Choice Confronting China Today pp. 88-125: Cheng Xiaonong

Seeking a Balance Between the Common People and the Elite pp. 3-14: Shi Zhong
Nationalism and the Ideology in China's Transitional Period pp. 15-31: Xiao Gongqin
Planned Management of State-Owned Enterprises: Establishment of a Unified Socialist Market pp. 32-68: Jiang Yu
On the One-Year Anniversary of the Market Economy pp. 69-69: Yang Fan

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Situation and Configuration of the East Asian EconomyâAnd China's Economic Strategy in the Region pp. 5-18: Huang Fanzhang
Japan's New Economic Strategy in the Asia-Pacific Region and the Direction of Sino-Japanese Relations pp. 19-30: Jin Renshu
Structure of the Contradiction in Japanese-American Relations in the 1990s pp. 31-43: Wang Huning
Establishment of a New Economic Order in East Asia and Sino-Japanese Economic Relations pp. 44-53: Song Shaoying
Characteristics of Northeast Asian Economic Development pp. 54-60: Zhao Fengbin
Impact of Sino-South Korean Diplomatic Relations on Trade and Economic Relations in Northeast Asia pp. 61-70: Zhao Chuanjun
The New Configuration of the Asia-Pacific Economy and Sino-American Economic Relations I. Position of the Asia-Pacific Region in the World Economy pp. 71-81: Yang Sizheng
The Chinese Economic Zone and Its Economic and Trade Relations with the United States pp. 82-88: Zhou Shijian and Wang Luun

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Insight Gained from Beichuan pp. 5-14: Gao Xiaomeng and Liu Hong
Decentralized Decision-Making and Multiple Modes in Reform pp. 15-17: Gao Xiaomeng and Luo Xiaopeng
Persevere in Reform, Improve Regulatory Measures pp. 18-27: Gao Xiaomeng and Zhou Qiren
Memo on the Grain Issue (Research Report) pp. 28-62: Gao Xiaomeng
The Current Status and Reform of China's Grain Purchase and Sales System pp. 63-93: Gao Xiaomeng

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Concept and Practice of a "Greater Chinese Common Market" pp. 5-12: Chu-Yuan Cheng
Integration of the Chinese Economy and the Concept of "Economic Sphere of Both Sides of the Straits" pp. 13-23: Jin Hongfan
From "Chinese Economic Sphere" to Chinese Unification pp. 25-38: Guo Xianzhong
Establishment of a Chinese Economic Coordination System for Common Economic Prosperity pp. 39-44: Li Poxi
Developing Trilateral Economic and Trade Cooperation between the Mainland, Hong Kong, and TaiwanâThe 1990s pp. 45-54: Peng Tianxiang
Prospects of Hong Kong-Taiwan-Mainland Economic Unification pp. 55-64: Fu Dongcheng
Chinese Economic Cooperation and Regional Industrial Policy pp. 65-86: Zou Gang

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-7: Andrew H. Wedeman
On the "Block Economy" pp. 9-22: Wu Jianqi
In-Depth Exploration of the Question of Regional Blockades pp. 23-35: Li Zhengyi
Current Regional Blockades and Suggested Solutions pp. 37-50: Li Youpeng
Anatomy of Local Protectionism pp. 51-58: Li Shihua
On Local Protectionism in China's Market Development pp. 59-77: Lin Wenyi
On an Economic Policy Based on "Tilted Regions" pp. 79-86: Xu Changming
On the "Wars" over the Purchase of Farm and Subsidiary Products pp. 87-93: Feng Lianggang
Causes of Trade Wars over Farm Products, Their Harmful Effects, and Suggested Solutions pp. 95-104: Sun Ziduo

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-7: Joseph Fewsmith
Some Major Policy Directives on Economic Construction pp. 8-11: Chen Yun
Strengthen and Improve Economic Planning Work pp. 12-14: Chen Yun
Planned Production Is Primary, Free Production Supplementary pp. 15-31: You Lin
On Planning and the Market pp. 32-40: Li Zhenzhong
On the Correct Handling of the Relationship Between the Planned Economy and Market Regulation pp. 41-47: Deng Liqun
An Unshakable Basic CriterionâMy Understanding of the Principle of the Planned Economy Is Primary and Market Regulation Supplementary pp. 48-63: Fang Weizhong
Upholding the Planned Economy as Primary and Market Regulation as Supplementary pp. 64-78: Gong Shiqi and Xu Yi
Uphold and Improve the Mandatory Planning System pp. 79-99: Wang Renzhi and Gui Shiyong
Comments at a Symposium to Discuss the Planned Economy as Primary and the Market Economy as Supplementary pp. 100-104: Liu Guoguang

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Joseph Fewsmith
Deficits at Coal Mines Subject to Unified Distribution and the Policy to Reverse Losses pp. 5-25: Ge Fu, Dai Biqing, Xiao Ruxi, Zhang Jiwu and Ming Shaoqing
Analysis of Machine-Building Enterprise Deficits and Study of Measures to Reverse Losses pp. 26-62: Song Guangdi, Li Fei and Wan Jiali
Investigative Report on Losses Sustained by Enterprises Under the Former Ministry of Arms Industry pp. 63-77: Miao Qipei, Xu Guanglu, Zhuang Xiongchuan and Xu Chunhua
An Analysis of Losses in Beijing Industrial Enterprises pp. 78-87: Yang Yuxin
Investigation of Losses in Industrial Enterprises in Liaoning Province pp. 88-96: Han Xiulan and Wu Wenhui

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Joseph Fewsmith
Causal Factors of Losses in Industrial Enterprises Doing Independent Accounting, and Suggested Countermeasures pp. 47-55: Zhao Minshan, Wen Lie Liu Heng and Jing Guiliang
Analysis of Losses Incurred by State-Owned Industrial Enterprises Included in the State Budget, and Proposed Countermeasures pp. 56-87: Song Qun, Lian Zhiming, Wang Dongjiang, Liu Wen and Lu Guorong