Suchergebnisse

The reforming economy. Lim, S.: The potential demise of socialism in China. Economic and political responses. - S. 1-4. Jia Liqun: Empirical analysis and comparison of Chinese intersectoral linkages. - S. 5-19. Zhang Xiaohe: Rural-urban migration restriction, capital mobility and rural industrialisation in China. An analytical framework. - S. 20-26. The agricultural economy. Zhou Zhangyue: Grain producers' responsiveness to economic incentives in China. - S. 27-41. Young, S.: Ownership and obligation in China's rural enterprises. Community interests in a non-laglistic environment. - S. 42-49. Huang Yiping ; Lu Weiguo: China's demand for wool by source of imports. Functional forms and elasticities. - S. 50-61. Yang Hong: An analysis of grain yield changes and provincial disparities in the post-reform period in China. - S. 62-76. Cheng Enjiang ; Malcolm, L. R.: Reform of rural credit co-operatives in China. - S.77-94. Industry reform. Chen Ren: Technical efficiency of large and medium-sized enterprises. Shanghai cotton industry, 1987-1990. - s. 95-106. Wan Guang H.: Technical change in Chinese industry. A new approach. - S. 107-114. Yong Cao: Confusion of taxation and industrial financing in the reforms of China's state-owned enterprises. - S. 115-124. Finance and money supply. Wang Dashu: The Central Bank's operation in China during the transitional period. - S. 125-130. Ma Guonan: Budget deficits and fiscal policy targets in China. - S. 131-148. Thorpe, M. ; Li Guanhong: Inflation and China's reform process. A review. - S. 149-165. China in an international context. Song Ligang: Changing patterns of world trade and development. The experience from the 1960s to the 1980s. - S. 166-197. Ng Siang: Trade and productivity. The case of China. - S. 198-203. Mai Yinhua: The Asian Newly Industrialising Economies comparative advantage in a dynamic context. - S. 204-217. Yang Yongzheng: The impact of the multifibre arrangement on China's clothing and textile exports. - S. 218-227