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- W612543301 abstract "In the span of 10 years since China opened her doors to the world, economic changes have taken place of a magnitude and speed that are simply awesome. Remembering what China was like a mere decade ago, we are compelled to think that her declared growth statistics,impressive though they certainlyare, must be understated. Whatever the future holds, the recent Chinese experience will be rememberedas one ofthe most significanteconomic events in history. In 1981, I predicted China would go “capitalist” (Cheung 1982). With the single exception ofRonald Coase, all myfriends objected that thisjudgment was far too optimistic. Myprediction, stated in no uncertain terms, was that China, although probably never officially endorsing “privateproperty,” would nonethelessadopt asystemakin to private property in practice. Not even modesty can now suppress a temptation toclaim perspicacity. Unfortunately, recent events confirm anotherjudgment call I made three years ago: The easy part of China’s economic reforms was coming to pass, and high hurdles that could not be overcome without boldactions would soon follow. Outsiders and Chinese authorities alike identifythe same baffling difficulties. Mounting inflation is coupled with ever-rising government spending. The government finds price controls increasingly difficulttofinance,yettorelaxthem withoutasharprise inthewages ofstate employees beyondthe government’s budget constraint may leadto social unrest. This viewofatwo-sided problemis notwrong. However, I shall argue that the root of the difficulties lies in the" @default.
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- W612543301 title "PRIVATIZATION VS. SPECIAL INTERESTS: THE EXPERIENCE OF CHINA'S ECONOMIC REFORMS" @default.
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