In China's Economy: What Everyone Needs to Know, Arthur Kroeber offers an overview of the highlights of China's development from the manufacturing, agricultural change, and construction developments of 1980s and 1990s, through the expansion of China's financial systems, and to its present-day status as the world leader in yearly economic growth.
In China's Economy: What Everyone Needs to Know, Arthur Kroeber offers an overview of the highlights of China's development from the manufacturing, agricultural change, and construction developments of 1980s and 1990s, through the expansion of China's financial systems, and to its present-day status as the world leader in yearly economic growth.
Arthur R. Kroeber is Nonresident Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy at Brookings-Tsinghua Center. Kroeber focuses on China's political economy and its engagement with global economic institutions. He is managing director of GaveKal Dragonomics, an independent global economic research firm, and editor of its journal China Economic Quarterly. He is based in Beijing, where he has lived since 2002. Before joining Dragonomics, Kroeber worked for 15 years as a financial journalist and economic analyst in China, Taiwan and India. He has written for Foreign Policy, Economist, Far Eastern Economic Review, Fortune, and Wired and is a contributor to the opinion pages of Financial Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. He is a member of the National Committee on United States-China Relations, the Fernand Braudel Institute of International Economics and the board of the Research Center for Chinese Politics and Business at Indiana University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Overview: China's Reform Trajectory Since 1978 2. Agriculture and the Rural Economy 3. Industry and the Rise of the Export Machine 4. Urbanization and Infrastructure 5. Enterprises: State-Owned vs. Private 6. The Fiscal System and Central-Local Relations 7. The Financial System and the Exchange Rate 8. Demographics and the Labor Market 9. The Emerging Consumer Economy 10. The Social Compact: Inequality, Corruption, and the Environment 11. Changing the Growth Model: Can It Be Done? 12. China as Number One: What Does it Mean for the Rest of the World?
1. Overview: China's Reform Trajectory Since 1978 2. Agriculture and the Rural Economy 3. Industry and the Rise of the Export Machine 4. Urbanization and Infrastructure 5. Enterprises: State-Owned vs. Private 6. The Fiscal System and Central-Local Relations 7. The Financial System and the Exchange Rate 8. Demographics and the Labor Market 9. The Emerging Consumer Economy 10. The Social Compact: Inequality, Corruption, and the Environment 11. Changing the Growth Model: Can It Be Done? 12. China as Number One: What Does it Mean for the Rest of the World?
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