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Chinese economic after WTO accession / Bao, Shuming (ed); Lin, Shuanglin (ed); Zhao, Changwen (ed) 2006  Book
Lin, Shuanglin Book
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Publication Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Limited, 2006.
Description xii, 357p.
Standard Number 0754644820
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ID:   071986


Determinants of the profitability of China's regional SOEs / Lin, Shuanglin   Journal Article
Lin, Shuanglin Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract This paper examines the determinants of the profitability of China's local state enterprises. The investment share of non-state enterprises is found to be positively related to the profitability of regional SOEs. Openness measured by exports share in GDP is positively related to regional SOEs' profitability in all cross-sectional and most panel regressions. Debt ratio is negatively related to SOEs' profitability in most cross-sectional and panel regressions. The ratio of unhealthy assets to total assets is negatively related to the profitability in all cross-sectional regressions and is negatively but insignificantly related to the profitability in most panel regressions.
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Is there any gain from social security privatization? / Li, Shiyu; Lin, Shuanglin   Journal Article
Lin, Shuanglin Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract Increasing calls for a social security reform of switching from the pay-as-you-go (PAYG) system to a funded system has been seen in recent decades. This paper examines the effect of this reform on capital accumulation and the welfare of each generation. Three methods are used to finance the pension debt, government debt financing, tax financing, and government asset financing. With government debt or tax financing, the market equilibrium remains unchanged and all generations are as well off in the new system as in the PAYG system. Thus, switching from the PAYG system to a funded system is neutral. With government asset financing, the interest rate will decrease, private capital will increase, but the total output may either increase or decrease. The welfare effect is also ambiguous in general, depending on the rate of return of government assets. With plausible parameters, our simulation shows that the reform will lower the interest rate, increase private capital, and lower government capital in the short run, but raise government capital and increase output in the long run.
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Private enterprises and China's economic development / Lin, Shuanglin (ed); Zhu, Xiaodong (ed) 2007  Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2007.
Description xvii, 280p.
Standard Number 9780415771474
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Revival of private enterprise in China / Lin, Shuanglin (ed); Song, Shunfeng (ed) 2007  Book
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Publication Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Limited, 2007.
Description ix, 290p.
Standard Number 9780754648925
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