• Overview: The Economics of China: Successes and Challenges
• Part 1: The China Model
• 1: Xiaopeng Luo: From a Manipulated Revolution to Manipulated Marketization: A Logic of the Chinese Model
• 2: Joseph E. Stiglitz: Transition to a Market Economy: Explaining the Successes and Failures
• 3: Chen Zongsheng: Chinese Residents' Rising Income Growth and Distribution Inequality
• 4: Edwin Lim: The Influence of Foreign Economists in the Early Stages of China's Reforms
• 5: Pranab Bardhan: China and India: The Pattern of Recent Growth and Governance in a Comparative Political Economy Perspective
• Part 2: Future Prospects for China
• 6: Simon Cox: Will China Continue to Prosper?
• 7: Nathaniel Grotte and Robert W. Fogel: China: Prospects for Future Growth
• 8: Dwight Perkins: China's Future Performance and Development Challenges
• 9: Ligang Song: Rebalancing China's Growth
• 10: Michael Spence: China's Middle Income Transition and Evolving Inclusive Growth Strategy
• 11: Yanrui Wu: China's Consumer Revolution
• 12: Guoqiang Tian: Future Strategy for Growth and Inclusion
• Part 3: China and the Global Economy
• 13: Peter E. Robertson: The Global Impact of China's Growth
• 14: Gordon H. Hanson: Effects of China's Trade on Other Countries
• 15: Dong He: The Internationalization of the Renminbi
• 16: Chad P. Bown: Antidumping and Other Trade Disputes
• 17: Stephen C. Smith and Yao Pan: US-China Economic Relations
• 18: Arvind Subramanian and Aaditya Mattoo: China and the WTO
• 19: Deborah Brautigam: China's Aid Policy
• Part 4: Trade and the Chinese Economy
• 20: Menzie D. Chinn: The Chinese Exchange Rate and Global Imbalances
• 21: John Whalley and Jing Wang: Using Tax Based Instruments for Innovative China's Trade Rebalancing
• 22: Kym Anderson: China's Evolving Trade Composition
• 23: Bin Xu: Trade Policy Reform and Trade Volume
• 24: Ann Harrison: Trade and Industrial Policy: China in the 1990s to Today
• Part 5: Macroeconomics and Finance
• 25: Ross Garnaut: China: International Macro-economic Impact of Domestic Change
• 26: Roger Gordon and Wei Li: Chinese Tax Structure
• 27: Shuanglin Lin: Government Expenditures
• 28: Dennis Tao Yang and Guonan Ma: China's High Saving Puzzle
• 29: Eswar Prasad and Boyang Zhang: Monetary Policy in China
• 30: Feng Lu: China's Inflation in the Post-Reform Period
• 31: Yiping Huang: Local Government Debts
• 32: Nouriel Roubini and Adam Wolfe: China is Headed for a Financial Crisis and a Sharp Slowdown
• 33: Jun 'QJ' Qian and Franklin Allen: How Can China's Financial System Help Transform its Economy?
• Part 6: Urbanization
• 34: J. Vernon Henderson: Urbanization in China
• 35: Lina Song: Urban Wages in China
• 36: David Dollar: Local Investment Climates and Competition among Cities
• 37: Yongheng Deng: The Value of Land and Housing in China's Residential Market
• 38: Zheng Song, Kjetil Storesletten, Yikai Wang, and Fabrizio Zilibotti: The Urban Pension System
• Part 7: Industry and Markets
• 39: Justin Yifu Lin: Development Strategy and Industrialization
• 40: Loren Brandt: Industrial Upgrading and Productivity Growth in China
• 41: Jici Wang: Making Clusters Innovative? A Chinese Observation
• 42: Victor Nee and Sonja Opper: Markets and Institutional Change in China
• 43: Zhigang Tao, Julan Du, and Yi Lu: Economic Institutions and their Impacts on Firm Strategies and Performance
• 44: Hanming Fang: Insurance Markets in China
• 45: Weiying Zhang: The Future of Private and State-owned Enterprises in China
• 46: Yasheng Huang: Political Economy of Privatization in China
• Part 8: Agriculture and Rural Development
• 47: Laixiang Sun: Food Security and Agriculture in China
• 48: Funing Zhong: Food Security in China
• 49: Keijiro Otsuka: Farm Size and Long-Term Prospects for Chinese Agriculture
• 50: Scott Rozelle and Jikan Huang: Agriculture RandD and Extension
• 51: Calum G. Turvey: Rural Credit in China
• 52: Huang Zuhui: Farmer Cooperatives in China: Development and Diversification
• 53: Nancy Qian: Village Governance in China
• 54: Loren Brandt: Local Governance and Rural Public Good Provision
• Part 9: Land, Infrastructure, and Environment
• 55: Chengri Ding: Land and Development in China
• 56: Sylvie Démurger: Infrastructure in China
• 57: Trevor Houser: Doing Good While Doing Well: China's Search for Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth
• 58: Ximing Cai and Michelle Miro: Sustainable Water Resources Management in China: Critical Issues and Opportunities for Policy Reforms
• 59: Hua Wang: Benefit-Cost Analysis of Ambient Water Quality Improvement in China
• 60: Ye Qi: Climate Change
• Part 10: Population and Labor
• 61: Cai Fang: What Challenges is Demographic Transition Bringing to China's Growth?
• 62: Xin Meng: Rural-Urban Migration in China
• 63: Yang Yao: The Lewis Turning Point: Is There a Labor Shortage in China?
• 64: Yaohui Zhao: Labor and Employment in China
• Part 11: Dimensions of Wellbeing and Inequality
• 65: Richard A. Easterlin: China's Well-Being Since 1990
• 66: Xi Chen: Relative Deprivation in China
• 67: Albert Park and Wang Sangui: Poverty
• 68: Carl Riskin: Inequality and the Reform Era in China
• 69: John Knight: Inequality in China
• 70: Hongbin Cai: Overcoming the Middle-income Trap in China: From the Perspective of Social Mobility
• 71: Wan Baorui: Trends in Food Consumption and Nutrition in China
• 72: Douglas Almond: The Great Chinese Famine
• 73: Martin Ravallion: An Emerging New Form of Social Protection in 21st Century China
• Part 12: Health and Education
• 74: Gordon G. Liu and Samuel Krumholz: Economics of Health Transitions in China
• 75: Ling Zhu: The Changing Landscape of Rural Health Services in China
• 76: James J. Heckman and Junjian Yi: Human Capital, Economic Growth, and Inequality in China
• 77: Haizheng Li and Qinyi Liu: Human Capital: Schooling
• 78: Wang Rong: Commanding Heights: The State and Higher Education in China
• 79: Yingui Qian: Economics and Business Education in China
• Part 13: Gender Equity
• 80: Xiao-yuan Dong: Gender and China's Development
• 81: Hongbin Li and Lingsheng Meng: High Sex Ratio in China: Causes and Consequences
• 82: Yu Xie: Gender and Family
• 83: Alan de Brauw: Women and Agricultural Labor in China
• Part 14: Regional Divergence in China
• 84: Kai-yuen Tsui: Regional Divergence
• 85: Chenggang Xu: China's Political-Economic Institution: Regionally Decentralized Authoritarianism (RDA)
• 86: Du Ying: China's Regional Development Strategy
• Part 15: China's Provinces: Selected Perspectives
• 87: Peikun Dai: Anhui: Economic and Social Development
• 88: Wanda Guo: Guangdong: Maintaining Leadership in China's Next Round of Reforms
• 89: Zhongren Cui: Guangxi: Rapid Development
• 90: Chenhua Yang: Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: Strategies and Considerations of Development
• 91: Futian Qu: Jiangsu: Pattern Change and Structural Adjustment
• 92: Dongyu Qu: Ningxia: Poverty Alleviation and Development
• 93: Chuanting Zhang: Shandong: Scientific Development and New Prospects
• 94: Jie Tang: Shenzhen: From Labor-Intensive to Innovation-driven Economic Growth
• 95: Changwen Zhao: Sichuan: A West-China Province with Fast Development and Change
• 96: Chen Zongsheng: Tianjin: The Third Growth Pole of China
• 97: Qingsheng Xie: Western Regions: Ideas of Cultural Industry Development
• 98: Jinchuan Shi: Zhejiang: Economic Development
• Index