The Turning Point in China's Economic Development
Edited by: Ross Garnaut, Ligang Song
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Description
The profound economic transformation in China is not a linear process. It is subject to fundamental shifts in its underlying structure. One of those structural transformations will be a shift from unlimited to limited supplies of labour in China’s economic development. Is China approaching this turning point? What are the dynamic forces in driving China moving towards this turning point? What are the economic and policy implications of this turning point in China’s economic transformation and development? The book discusses these important issues by focusing on China’s long-term pattern of growth and employment, demographic shifts and rural-urban migration, its agricultural trade and local elections, China’s banking sector reform and its fiscal sustainability, China’s interaction with the international economy and global imbalances, its industrialisation and its resource and energy demand, was well as its environmental concerns. Contributions to this volume are made by leading analysts from China, the United States and Australia.
Details
- ISBN (print):
- 9780731537631
- ISBN (online):
- 9781920942762
- Publication date:
- Aug 2006
- Imprint:
- ANU Press
- DOI:
- http://doi.org/10.22459/TPCED.08.2006
- Series:
- China Update Series
- Co-publisher:
- Asia Pacific Press
- Disciplines:
- Business & Economics
- Countries:
- East Asia
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- The turning point in China’s economic development (PDF, 69KB) – Ross Garnaut doi
- Continued rapid growth and the turning point in China’s development (PDF, 87KB) – Ross Garnaut and Yiping Huang doi
- Growth accounting after statistical revisions (PDF, 94KB) – Xiaolu Wang doi
- Quadrupling the Chinese economy again: constraints and policy options (PDF, 98KB) – Justin Yifu Lin doi
- China’s interaction with the global economy (PDF, 75KB) – Nicholas R. Lardy doi
- Global imbalance, China and the international currency system (PDF, 86KB) – Fan Gang doi
- Who foots China’s bank restructuring bill? (PDF, 110KB) – Guonan Ma doi
- Keeping fiscal policy sustainable in China: challenges and solutions (PDF, 80KB) – Jinzhi Tong and Wing Thye Woo doi
- Employment growth, labour scarcity and the nature of China’s trade expansion (PDF, 169KB) – Cai Fang and Dewen Wang doi
- The impact of the guest-worker system on poverty and the well-being of migrant workers in urban China (PDF, 123KB) – Yang Du, Robert Gregory and Xin Meng doi
- China’s growth to 2030: demographic change and the labour supply constraint (PDF, 122KB) – Jane Golley and Rod Tyers doi
- Changing patterns in China’s agricultural trade after WTO accession (PDF, 125KB) – Chen Chunlai doi
- Village elections, accountability and income distribution in rural China (PDF, 99KB) – Yang Yao doi
- China’s resources demand at the turning point (PDF, 116KB) – Ross Garnaut and Ligang Song doi
- Economic growth and environmental pollution: a panel data analysis (PDF, 133KB) – Bao Qun and Shuijun Peng doi
- Harmonising the coal industry with the environment (PDF, 130KB) – Xunpeng Shi doi
- Growth, energy use and greenhouse gas emissions in China (PDF, 134KB) – Warwick McKibbin doi
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