Whither China?: Restarting The Reform Agenda

In A Series Of Insightful Dialogues, Wu Jinglian, China's Most Celebrated And Influential Economist, And Ma Guochuan, Chief Commentator Of Caijing Magazine, Attempt To Address The Following Question: Where Is China Going? The Volume Provides Readers With A Clear And Concise Understanding Of The Future Prospects Of China's Economic Reforms. Cover; Title Page; Copyright ; Contents ; Preface ; Acknowledgments ; About The Authors ; Dialogue 1: Whither China? In A New Context ; Dialogue 2: Why Should The Soviet-.type Economic System Be Reformed?; Dialogue 3: The Initial Emergence Of Reform In 1956; Dialogue 4: Reforms Of The Economic Administration System During The Maoist Era; Dialogue 5: The Failure Of State-.owned Enterprise Reforms Under Market Socialism Dialogue 6: Rural Household Contracting Leads To The Incremental Reform Strategydialogue 7: The Sudden Rise Of The Private Sector; Dialogue 8: Opening To The World: A Driver Of Domestic Reform; Dialogue 9: The Role Of The Dual-.track System And Its Consequences; Dialogue 10: Overall Promotion Of Reform: A New Phase; Dialogue 11: Redefining Property Rights; Dialogue 12: Financial Institutions; Dialogue 13: Returning To Public Finance; Dialogue 14: The Long And Bumpy Road To A Social-.security System; Dialogue 15: Economic Fluctuations And Macroeconomic Policies Dialogue 16: Unfinished Market-.oriented Reformsdialogue 17: Without Political Reform, Economic Reform Will Not Succeed; Dialogue 18: Difficulties In Shifting The Growth Model; Dialogue 19: Why Did China Become A Rent-.seeking Society?; Dialogue 20: Restarting The Reform Agenda; Index Wu Jinglian And Ma Guochuan ; Translated By Xiaofeng Hua And Nancy Hearst. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. English