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106421
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2011.
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In May 1979, Justin Yifu Lin—a 26-year-old company commander in the army of the Republic of China and a recent graduate of the MBA program at National Chengchi University-defected from Taiwan to mainland China by swimming across the straits to Fujian Province, leaving behind his pregnant wife and three-year-old child. Seven years later, after obtaining a Master's degree in Marxist political economy from Peking University, he became one of the first citizens of the People's Republic of China to receive a PhD in economics from the University of Chicago. Reunited with his family, and returning to China, he became a professor of economics at Peking University and founded the Beijing-based China Center for Economic Research. In June 2008, he became the chief economist of the World Bank, the first ever from a developing country. In a conversation with World Policy Journal editor David A. Andelman and managing editor Justin Vogt, Lin explained his vision of the global recovery and the role of the World Bank in helping developing nations grow and prosper.
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101561
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New York, Basic Books, 2010.
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247p.
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9780465018253, hbk
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172646
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Switzerland, Springer Nature, 2020.
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xvii, 395p.hbk
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9783030161972
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103500
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2011.
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Since China began to implement the reform and opening-up policies in 1978, its development and reform have centred on two T-changes, namely the transition of economic institution and the transformation of social structure. The Chinese experience is often analysed in economic terms, with special attention given to the extent to which it conforms with or deviates from the more general development experiences. Efforts have been made to understand China from the theoretical framework of transition from a planned economy to a market economy. China is also analysed as the newest case of the East Asian development experience, following Japan and the Four Little Dragons of Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. More recently, China is also considered one of the four emerging big economies, along with Brazil, Russia and India, in a framework widely known as "BRIC".
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160215
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2017.
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xi, 195p.hbk
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9789386618436
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160224
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Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2016.
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xix, 483p.:figures, tablespbk
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9781107566293
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124022
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Beijing, Economy and Science Press, 2013.
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256p.Pbk
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Report in Chinese Language
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9787514129861
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046345
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London, routledgeCurzon, 2003.
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ix, 348p.
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0700716378
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093973
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048963
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Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1996.
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209p.
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Studies on the Chinese Market Economy Series
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7119017756
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045636
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Bombay, Himalaya Publishing House, 1985.
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vi, 231p.
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024371
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New Delhi, Lancer International, 1988.
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x, 260p.
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81710620406
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000491
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London, Routledge, 1998.
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xx,273p.
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0415187419
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139225
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London, Picador, 2010.
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431p.Pbk
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Financial crisis
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9780330447362
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049028
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Tokyo, Japan Forum on International Relations, 1995.
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65p.
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124894
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2013.
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The patterns of hospitals' behavioural changes in response to different insurance systems and payment arrangements have been well documented in the literature on health economics and policy. To understand these changes, it is necessary to look at the shifts in fundamental economic incentives. Meanwhile, hospital practices are also subject to adjustment when administrative tools are realigned. This article examines the dynamics of a health policy campaign started in 2005 by a Chinese provincial health administration that was committed to containing health expenditures using administrative measures. Through a combination of qualitative in-depth interviews and quantitative panel data analysis comprising 30 public hospitals in the sample, this article finds that by revising the structure of administrative measures on the supply side, the Chinese health bureaucracy is able to curb rapid cost inflation in the short term. However, while having to meet the cost control mandate imposed by the health administration, Chinese public hospitals still managed to defend their economic interests by engaging in various unintended opportunistic behaviour. This article analyses a panel database from Fujian province and reveals the strategies adopted by public hospitals and considers their implications for China's ongoing national healthcare reform.
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107030
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London, Routledge, 2011.
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xvi, 252p.
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Routledge contemporary China series
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9780415587488, hbk
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ID:
188694
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Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 2022.
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xiii, 400p.hbk
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9781501764349
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ID:
083169
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Hampshire, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008.
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xiii, 299p.
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9780230542938
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ID:
130420
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2014.
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Chinese economic and social development in the past three decades has been typically state-led, in which capital and government officials are gradually allied through guanxi-a social psychological network that connects individuals with continued exchanges of favours, emotions and resources. This transforms many traditional characteristics of guanxi and encodes it with new features deeply rooted in institutional settings in contemporary China, which we term as neo-guanxilism. Although 'local state corporatism' has strong explanatory power in analysing the alliance of enterprises and local government, we argue that this type of neo-guanxilism could fill the gap uncovered by local state corporatism, mainly through emphasizing government officials as interdependent actors instead of viewing the local state as a collective, capturing not only the developmental but also the predatory aspects of local governments.
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