Economic Reform in China : Problems and Prospects Book

Foreword Crisis and Opportunity in China Edward H. Crane

Editors' Preface
 
Part 1 - China in Transition: Setting a Framework for Reform
1. Using the Market for Social Development Milton Friedman

Comment: Planning and the Market Pu Shan
 
2. Privatization vs. Special Interests: The Experience of China's Economic Reforms Steven N. S. Cheung
 
Comment: Establishing a New Order of the Socialist Commodity Economy Xu Pengfei
 
3. Pricing and Property: The Chinese Puzzle James A. Dorn
 
4. Economic Chaos or Spontaneous Order? Implications for Political Economy of the New View of Science Don Lavoie
 
Comment: The Impact and Influence of the New View of Science on China's Reform He Weiling
 
Part II - Decentralization and Development in China
5. The Importance of Reorganizing Money, Credit, and Banking When Decentralizing Economic Decisionmaking Peter Bernholz
 
Comment: Financial Reform: A Prerequisite for Development Liu Funian
 
Comment: On the Importance of Decentralizing Money George A. Selgin
 
6. Recent Developments in China's Financial Sector: Financial Instruments and Markets Christine I. Wallich
 
7. Institutional Reforms in Chinese Agriculture: Retrospect and Prospect Justin Yifu Lin
 
8. Property in Chinese Development: Some Historical Comparisons John P. Powelson
 
Comment: Property Rights and Development: The Moral Dimension Jo Ann Kwong
 
Comment: Reforming China's Property System Chen Weishu
 
9. Private Provision of Government Services Gabriel Roth

Comment: The "Socialization" of Public Services Zhou Mingwei
 
10. Economic Growth and Reform in China's Provinces, Municipalities, and Regions Thomas R. Dye
 
Comment: The Problem of Decentralization in China Wang Xi
 
Part III - Economic Reform and Foreign Relations
11. The Impact of China's Reform and Development on the Outside World Xu Zhiming
 
12. The China-Hong Kong Connection Yun-Wing Sung
 
Comment: The Role of Hong Kong in China's Reform He Gaosheng
 
Comment: The Integration of Hong Kong and China John G. Greenwood
 
13. East Asian Economic Success: Implications for Chinese and U.S. Foreign Policy Edward A. Olsen
 
Comment: China's Market, U.S. Competitiveness, and Socialism Chen Qida
 
14. The United States, China, and the Soviet Union: Managing a Complex Triangular Relationship David M. Lampton
 
Comment: Challenges Facing Sino-American-Soviet Relations Lu Yimin
 
15. China and America in a Changing World Order Ted Galen Carpenter
 
Part IV - The Road to China's Future
16. The Roots of China's Crisis Nien Cheng
 
17. A Free-Market Constitution for Hong Kong: A Blueprint for China Alvin Rabushka
 
Comment: Freedom and Reform in Asian-Pacific Economies Richard Y. C. Wong
 
Comment: China and the Growth-Oriented Policies of the Pacific Basin George Shen
 
18. Economic Deregulation in the United States: Lessons for America, Lessons for China William A. Niskanen
 
19. Let a Billion Flowers Bloom George Gilder
 
Index