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A FREE-MARKET CONSTITUTION FOR HONG KoNG：A BLUEPRINT FOR CHINA
FREE-MARKET CONSTITUTION Hong Kong draft Basic Law
2008/12/3
China’s leaders understand the basis for Hong Kong’s stability and
prosperity. In particular, they recognize that the adoption of Hong
Kong’s institutional and policy mix would go a long way toward
...
PRIVATIZATION VS. SPECIAL INTERESTS：THE EXPERIENCE OF CHINA’S ECONOMIC REFORMS
PRIVATIZATION SPECIAL INTERESTS CHINA’S ECONOMIC REFORMS
2008/12/3
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 ...
The momentous changes occurring in China support Steven
Cheung’s concern with the collision course of economic liberalization
and the incentive of China’s nomenklatura, or ruling elite, for
maintai...
The Path toward Freedom
The rise of democracy in South Korea and Taiwan attests to the
power of the market in generating political liberalization. Both countries
have moved from closed, authoritari...
China’s transition from a planned economy to a market economy
began atthe endof 1978.When China startedthe process,the government
did not have awell-designed blueprint. The approach to reform
can b...
China’s Grand Illusion
China’s goal of building a ‘‘socialist market economy’’ is a grand
illusion. The market and its supporting institutions, notably private
property and the rule of law, cannot ...
ENDING INFLATION IN CHINA：FROM MAO TO THE 21ST CENTURY
INFLATION CHINA 21ST CENTURY open inflation official prices
2008/11/12
For most of its existence, the People’s Republic of China has essentially
been free of open inflation. Rigid controls kept official prices
of many goods virtually unchanged for decades before econom...
THE NEW TRINITY：THE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF WTO, PNTR, AND THE INTERNET IN CHINA
command economy state ownership communist dictatorship open society market-liberal order
2008/11/11
The Virtue of Openness
China is undergoing a fundamental transition from a closed society
founded on a command economy, state ownership, and communist
dictatorship, to a semi-open socialist society...
CAPITAL ACCOUNT LIBERALIZATION IN CHINA：PROSPECTS, PREREQUISITES, AND PITFALLS
CAPITAL ACCOUNT PROSPECTS PREREQUISITES PITFALLS
2008/11/11
The currency crises afflicting Asia in 1997 and 1998 reopened the
debate on the wisdom of capital controls and liberalization of the
capital account for emerging market economies. In a world awash i...
CHINA’S NEW ECONOMIC AGENDA： POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR LIBERALIZING THE CAPITAL ACCOUNT
NEW ECONOMIC AGENDA POLICY IMPLICATIONS CAPITAL ACCOUNT
2008/11/11
In recent years, there has been considerable discussion of the impact
of globalization on the Chinese economy. The consequence of
China’s entry to the World Trade Organization for capital mobility
...
CHINA’S WTO ACCESSION AS A CATALYST FOR CAPITAL ACCOUNT LIBERALIZATION
World Trade Organization CAPITAL ACCOUNT free capital
2008/11/11
The Asian financial crisis has led to questioning, in both academic
and policy circles, concerning the wisdom of permitting free crossborder
capital movements. Paul Krugman (1998a, 1998b) and Joseph...
THE IMPACT OF CHINA’S WTO ACCESSION ON CAPITAL FREEDOM
World Trade Organization CAPITAL FREEDOM factor markets
2008/11/11
The World Trade Organization focuses primarily on exchanges
among nations of goods and services — i.e., the outputs of firms and
households. Capital is, of course, a factor of production, which mean...
BEATING THE TRAP OF FINANCIAL REPRESSION IN CHINA
Financial Repression China’s financial system Expedient Reform
2008/11/11
What is the future of China’s financial sector? Will it continue to be
stable? Will it be more efficient? In addressing those questions, we
need to review China’s financial system of the reform era ...
CREATING REAL CAPITAL MARKETS IN CHINA
REAL CAPITAL MARKETS CHINA state-owned enterprises
2008/11/11
China’s Illusion
Since 1978, China has embarked on a dramatic reform effort to
create a modern economy and to increase the standard of living for
the Chinese people. Much progress has been made b...
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REFORMS：EXPERIENCES AND LESSONS FROM CHINA
REFORMS foreign direct investment China
2008/11/11
In 1999, foreign direct investment in China was $40.4 billion, a
sharp drop from the $45.6 billion of FDI in 1998. Government officials
and economic analysts have voiced concerns about a further
co...