What is included with this book?
List of Boxes | p. x |
List of Figures | p. xi |
List of Tables | p. xiii |
Preface | p. xv |
List of Abbreviations | p. xvii |
Foreword | p. xix |
Notes to Readers | p. xxi |
Map | p. xxiii |
Executive Summary | p. xxiv |
A Brief History of China | p. 1 |
The origins of the nation | p. 1 |
Rise and fall of the empire | p. 3 |
China in the new millennium | p. 6 |
The Spatial Division of the Chinese Economy | p. 10 |
Provincial administrations | p. 11 |
Great regions | p. 13 |
Coastal and inland areas | p. 18 |
Eastern, central and western belts | p. 18 |
Southern and Northern parts | p. 19 |
China's Economic Foundations | p. 21 |
Physical capital | p. 21 |
Human capital | p. 26 |
Political and institutional bases | p. 30 |
Cultural issues | p. 31 |
Policy implications | p. 43 |
China's Economic Systems in Transition | p. 46 |
General review | p. 46 |
Development and planning | p. 49 |
Labour and employment | p. 55 |
Production and ownership | p. 56 |
Public finance and banking | p. 65 |
External economic relations | p. 73 |
Summary | p. 75 |
How Well the Chinese-style Reform Performs | p. 77 |
Chinese-style reform, the (un)successful cases | p. 78 |
Simulating the reform process: a model | p. 89 |
Interest groups, stakeholders and reform | p. 95 |
Can the Chinese-style reforms be sustained? | p. 101 |
Concluding remarks | p. 104 |
A Multiregional Economic Comparison | p. 107 |
About statistical data | p. 107 |
Macroeconomic indicators | p. 110 |
Real living standards | p. 118 |
Inequality index | p. 124 |
Concluding remarks | p. 128 |
Can the Chinese Economy Be Spatially Optimized? | p. 131 |
Spatial efficiency of authoritarianism: a theory | p. 131 |
Spatial separation in China | p. 134 |
China's search for spatial integration | p. 145 |
West China development strategy | p. 149 |
Concluding remarks | p. 152 |
Industrialization and Technological Progress | p. 154 |
China's efforts on industrialization | p. 154 |
Post-reform industrialization | p. 161 |
Rural industrialization | p. 169 |
Technological progress | p. 171 |
Population, Resource and Sustainable Development | p. 174 |
General background | p. 174 |
China's population problems | p. 177 |
Natural and environmental resources | p. 182 |
Environmental protection in China | p. 196 |
Summary | p. 205 |
Economic Internationalization and China | p. 207 |
Historical review | p. 207 |
Foreign investment | p. 211 |
Foreign trade | p. 217 |
Summary | p. 225 |
Comparative Economics for the Greater China | p. 229 |
Historical evolution | p. 229 |
A multiregional economic comparison | p. 232 |
Cross-Taiwan Strait economic relations | p. 236 |
Future perspective | p. 243 |
Appendices | p. 245 |
Basic conditions of the ethnic minorities in China | p. 245 |
A list of major reforms and their outcomes (1978-2005) | p. 248 |
Specification to the model on system dynamics | p. 253 |
Games between the Chinese radicals and conservatives | p. 257 |
Literature on the determinants of foreign trade | p. 263 |
Indexes of China's cultural linkages with the rest of the world | p. 271 |
Notes | p. 276 |
Bibliography | p. 293 |
Index | p. 320 |
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