Economic reform in China (English)

• Author

  BALASSA, B.

• Document Date

  1982/09/30

• Document Type

  Journal Article

• Report Number

  REP235

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  China,

• Region

  East Asia and Pacific,

• Disclosure Date

  2002/03/29

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Economic reform in China

• Keywords

  world market price;Exchange Rates;capital construction;domestic price;decentralization of decision making;international trade in textiles;profit retention;consumer goods;light industry;industrial material;Incremental Capital-Output Ratio;expansion of export;national income;heavy industry;cost of capital;machinery and equipment;special economic zone;price of export;government budget deficit;return to education;board of supervisor;share of investment;reform measure;individual enterprise;money creation;industrial enterprise;foreign exchange;South East Asian;agriculture and industry;cost of import;interest on investment;contractual joint venture;average real wage;domestic producer price;determination of price;income distribution effects;power of taxation;goods for export;real interest rate;supply of petroleum;foreign direct investment;system of price;interest rate policy;rapid economic development;mobilization of resource;increase in profit;prices for products;shortage of energy;durable consumer good;improvement in productivity;rate of profit;balance of payment;foreign exchange retention;role of bank;local government administration;cost of production;annual interest rate;higher interest rate;form of dividends;absorption of labor;effect of price;quality of product;income tax rate;rate of investment;Exchange rate policies;decline in inflation;public welfare fund;production and export;composition of output;Balance of Trade;net material product;exchange rate policy;large budget deficit;investments in infrastructure;lack of competition;foreign investment law;capacity utilization;negotiated prices;state budget;treasury bond;physical planning;agricultural output;money supply;adverse consequence;domestic production;monetary policy;land area;acreage limitation;foreign trade;inflationary pressure;firm level;transportation facility;agricultural income;differentiated products;market relations;decentralized decision;household plot;compensation agreement;macroeconomic framework;national economy;market outlet;domestic transportation;credit ceiling;market size;export quota;increased demand;world economy;rural population;productive investment;import competition;Natural Resources;urban dweller;production cost;foreign capital;reform effort;relative price;agricultural price;rural area;family responsibility;industrial product;national interest;industrial production;investment loan;import restriction;steel product;labor relation;domestic sale;exporting firms;central authority;profit tax;

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• Language

  English

• Major Sector

  (Historic)Economic Policy

• Sector

  Macro/Non-Trade

• Topics

  Agriculture and Food Security, Economic Growth, State Owned Enterprises, Energy and Extractives, Transport,

• Historic Topics

  Transport, Information and Communication Technologies, Education,

• Historic SubTopics

  Economic Theory & Research, Industrial Economics, State Owned Enterprise Reform, Public Sector Administrative & Civil Service Reform, Food Security, Economic Growth, Energy Demand, Energy and Environment, Energy and Mining, Transport Services, Democratic Government, Economics and Finance of Public Institution Development, Public Sector Administrative and Civil Service Reform, De Facto Governments,

• Unit Owning

  EAC

• Version Type

  Final

• Source Citation

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• Series Name

  World Bank reprint series , no. REP,

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