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Introduction -- A Letter To Comrades Deng Xiaoping And Li Xiannian -- A Practice-based Review Of More Than Two Decades Of Economic Work -- Prefaces And Postscripts To China's Socialist Economy -- Problems Discovered While Investigating Shanghai's Economic Restructuring -- Explanatory Notes To The Preliminary Opinions On Economic Restructuring -- Opinions On Resuming And Expanding Shanghai's Role As A National Economic Center -- Comments On Price Control Regulations -- Comments On Banking System Reform -- Advice On Seizing Opportunities To Adjust The Price System -- A Modern Economy Needs A Modernized Financial System -- The Key To Price Adjustment With Regard To The Means Of Production Is To Control Capital Construction -- Strengthen Macro-control Via Economic Measures (extract) -- Excessive Distribution Of National Income And Inflation (extract) -- Looking Back At Our Economic Work Over The Past Eight Years -- Conscientiously Summing Up The Experience Of Ten Years Of Reform -- An Important Lesson -- A Suggestion On Reforming The Fiscal Contract System -- Overcome Difficulties Through Deepened Reform -- Combine Marxism With The Chinese Revolution -- Reform Is To Set Free Productive Forces. Xue Muqiao, Edited By China Development Research Foundation. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This collection investigates the foundational challenges and strategic shifts required to transition China from a centrally planned model to a market-oriented socialist economy. Xue Muqiao, a prominent economist and advisor to the Chinese government, provides a retrospective analysis of the structural reforms implemented during the late 20th century. By synthesizing his internal reports, letters to leadership, and policy recommendations, the text outlines the logical framework for balancing state control with the liberalization of prices, banking, and fiscal systems.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a primary source for understanding the intellectual history of China's economic transition. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for scholars of development economics and modern Chinese history.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
020383724X
ISBN-13:
9780203837245
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