The political foundation of Chinese style gradualism: a paradox of too strong private interests?

Article Abstract:

Game theory can help to understand political and institutional change in China and this shows the impact of the private sector in pressing for reform. The relative strength of the private sector and pace of reform are assessed in detail.

Usage, Game theory

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The political foundation of Chinese style gradualism: comment

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China has successfully carried out gradual economic reform, and this may be linked to the ability of central government to ensure that policies are implemented at local level. This issue is insufficiently addressed by Henning and Lu, though they make useful comments.

Agricultural policy

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The role of the state in making a market economy

Article Abstract:

The importance of the state in China's gradual move toward a market economy is assessed, and the organizational capacity of the state is shown to be important.

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