Economic Reform in China: A New Phase

Occasional Papers, September 15, 1994

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• Authors: David Burton, Wanda S Tseng, Kalpana Kochhar, Hoe Ee Khor, Dubravko Mihaljek
• Published: September 15, 1994
• Series: Occasional Papers
• Volume: 1994
• Pages: 92
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781557754219.084

Summary

• China's economic performance hs been remarkable since the the reform process began 15 years ago.
• Notwithstanding the achievements that have been made, a number of serious problems remain.
• This papers discusses the current reform program and the effors being made to overcome the structural impediments to growth.

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• ByDavid Burton, Wanda S Tseng, Kalpana Kochhar, Hoe Ee Khor, Dubravko Mihaljek

Subjects and keywords

• Subject: Credit, Fiscal policy, Foreign exchange, Income and capital gains taxes, Income tax systems, Money, National accounts, Personal income, Taxes
• Keywords: Credit, credit plan, Eastern Europe, enterprise, enterprise reform, Global, government, Income and capital gains taxes, Income tax systems, investment system, investment system reform, OP, People's Bank of China, Personal income, reform program, system reform

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• The document assesses China’s reform program and the effors being made to overcome structural impediments to growth.
• It frames China’s economic performance in the 15 years since reform began as “remarkable” while noting persistent serious problems.

Economic Reform in China: A New Phase, International Monetary Fund (1994).