CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)

 CIS NO: 91-J842-8
 TITLE: China's Economic Dilemmas in the 1990s: The Problems of Reforms,
     Modernization, and Interdependence, Vol. 1.
 SOURCE: Committee on Economic. Joint
 DOC TYPE: Print                     COLLATION: xiv+436 p. il.
 DATE: Apr. 1991
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 102-1             SUDOC: Y4.Ec7:C44/11/v.1
 ITEM NO: 1000-B; 1000-C             PUB NO: S.Prt.102-21, vol. 1
 LC CARD NO: 91-601209               MC ENTRY NO: 91-17549

 First of a two-volume compilation, prepared with CRS assistance, of study
 papers examining the economy of the People's Republic of China (PRC),
 focusing on economic reform issues. Includes an introduction (p. ix-xiv),
 and papers organized as follows:
 Part I: Context for Analyzing China (p. 1-72), with commentaries (p.
 65-72).
 a. Clarke, Christopher M. (State Dept), "China's Transition to the
     Post-Deng Era" (p. 1-14).
 b. Lieberthal, Kenneth (Univ of Mich), "Dynamics of Internal Policies" (p.
     15-28).
 c. Wang, Chi, "Power Structure and Key Political Players in China" with
     list of PRC leaders (p. 29-47).
 d. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "External Factors Affecting the Economy" (p.
     48-64).
 Part II: Reforms (p. 73-225), with overview (p. 73-77).
 a. Harding, Harry, Jr. (Brookings Instn), "Problematic Future of China's
     Economic Reforms" (p. 78-88).
 b. Dernberger, Robert F. (Univ of Mich), "China's Mixed Economic System:
     Properties and Consequences" (p. 89-101).
 c. Zinser, Lee (CIA), "Performance of China's Economy" with table and
     graphs (p. 102-118).
 d. Keidel, Albert, III (Rock Creek Research), "Cyclical Future of
     China's Economic Reforms" (p. 119-134).
 e. Naughton, Barry (Univ of Calif), "Inflation in China: Patterns,
     Causes and Cures" with tables, graphs, and bibliography (p. 135-159).
 f. Perkins, Dwight H. (Harvard Inst for Intl Dev), "Markets Versus
     Plans: The Key Role of Enterprise Manager Behavior" (p. 160-166).
 g. Prime, Penelope B. (Census Bur), "Taxation Reform in China's Public
     Finance" with tables and graphs (p. 167-185).
 h. Denny, David L. (US-China Business Council), "Provincial Economic
     Differences Diminished in the Decade of Reform" with graphs and tables
     (p. 186-208).
 i. Prybyla, Jan (Pa State Univ), "Systemic Analysis of Prospects for
     China's Economy" (p. 209-225).
 Part III: Social and Human Factors (p. 227-334), with overview (p.
 227-233).
 a. Banister, Judith (Census Bur), "China's Population Changes and the
     Economy" with bibliography (p. 234-251).
 b. White, Tyrene (Swarthmore Coll), "Birth Planning Between Plan and
     Market: The Impact of Reform on China's One-Child Policy" (p. 252-269).
 c. Liu, Lillian (SSA), "Social Security for State-Sector Workers in the
     People's Republic of China: The Reform Decade and Beyond" (p. 270-289).
 d. Boxer, Baruch (Rutgers Univ), "China's Environment: Issues and
     Economic Implications" (p. 290-307).
 e. Hamrin, Carol L. (Johns Hopkins Univ), "Economic Costs of Intellectual
     Alienation" (p. 308-320).
 f. Ristaino, Marcia R. (LC), "Impact of Mao's Legacy on China's
     Reforms" (p. 321-334).
 Part IV: Modernization (p. 335-436), in this volume containing papers on
 agriculture, with overview (p. 335-339).
 a. Sicular, Terry (Harvard Univ), "China's Agricultural Policy During
     the Reform Period" with tables (p. 340-364).
 b. Webb, Shwu-Eng H.; and Tuan, Francis C. (Economic Research Service),
     "China's Agricultural Reforms: Evaluation and Outlook" with tables,
     graph, and bibliography (p. 365-384).
 c. Crook, Frederick W. (Economic Research Service), "Primary Issues in
     China's Grain Economy in the 1990s" with graphs and table (p. 385-402).
 d. Orleans, Leo A. (CRS), "Loss and Misuse of China's Cultivated Land"
     (p. 403-417).
 e. Zweig, David (Tufts Univ), "Rural Industry: Constraining the Leading
     Growth Sector in China's Economy" with tables (p. 418-436).
 CONTENT NOTATION: China economic reforms assessment, study papers
     compilation
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH
     SERVICE; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC (Economic reforms assessment, study
     papers compilation); ECONOMIC.POLICY; ECONOMIC.DEVELOPMENT; COMMUNISM
     AND COMMUNIST PARTIES; INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS ("External Factors
     Affecting the Economy" in China); STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN
     COUNTRIES-GENERAL; BIBLIOGRAPHIES; DENG, XIAOPING ("China's
     Transition to the Post-Deng Era"); LIEBERTHAL, KENNETH ("Dynamics of
     Internal Policies" in China); SUTTER, ROBERT G. ("External Factors
     Affecting the Economy" in China); INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS ("External
     Factors Affecting the Economy" in China); ROCK CREEK RESEARCH
     ("Cyclical Future of China's Economic Reforms"); INFLATION ("Inflation
     in China: Patterns, Causes and Cures"); STATISTICAL DATA: PRICES AND
     COST OF LIVING ("Inflation in China: Patterns, Causes and Cures");
     BUREAU OF CENSUS ("Taxation Reform in China's Public Finance");
     TAXATION ("Taxation Reform in China's Public Finance"); DENNY, DAVID
     L. ("Provincial Economic Differences Diminished in the Decade of
     Reform" in China); U.S.-CHINA BUSINESS COUNCIL ("Provincial Economic
     Differences Diminished in the Decade of Reform" in China); POPULATION
     ("China's Population Changes and the Economy"); FAMILY PLANNING
     ("Birth Planning Between Plan and Market: The Impact of Reform on
     China's One-Child Policy"); SOCIAL SECURITY ("Social Security for
     State-Sector Workers in the People's Republic of China: The Reform
     Decade and Beyond"); ENVIRONMENTAL.POLLUTION.AND.CONTROL ("China's
     Environment: Issues and Economic Implications"); HAMRIN, CAROL L.
     ("Economic Costs of Intellectual Alienation" in China); LIBRARY OF
     CONGRESS ("Impact of Mao's Legacy on China's Reforms"); MAO, ZEDONG
     ("Impact of Mao's Legacy on China's Reforms"); AGRICULTURAL POLICIES
     (China agric reform policies assessment, study papers); STATISTICAL
     DATA: AGRICULTURE (China agric reform policies assessment, study
     papers); GRAINS ("Primary Issues in China's Grain Economy in the
     1990s"); ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE ("Primary Issues in China's Grain
     Economy in the 1990s"); LAND USE ("Loss and Misuse of China's
     Cultivated Land"); FARMS AND FARMERS ("Loss and Misuse of China's
     Cultivated Land"); RURAL DEVELOPMENT ("Rural Industry: Constraining
     the Leading Growth Sector in China's Economy")