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CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)
CIS NO: 96-J842-10
TITLE: China's Economic Future: Challenges to U.S. Policy.
SOURCE: Committee on Economic. Joint
DOC TYPE: Print COLLATION: xvii+530 p. il.
DATE: Aug. 1996
CONGRESS-SESSION: 104-2 SUDOC: Y4.EC7:C44/12
ITEM NO: 1000-B; 1000-C PUB NO: S.Prt.104-62
Compilation, prepared with CRS assistance, of study papers reviewing the
economy of the People's Republic of China (PRC), in terms of status,
outlook, and implications for U.S. economic and foreign policy.
Examines PRC transition towards a market economy since 1978 under the
leadership of Deng Xiaoping, and presents estimates for PRC 1996-2010
economic performance based on projections regarding the possibility of a
continued transition to a more advanced market economy under the economic
reform movement begun in 1994.
Includes an executive overview (p. ix-xvii) and papers organized as
follows:
Part I: Context for Assessing China into the 21st Century: Key Themes (p.
1-56), including:
a. Naughton, Barry (Univ of Calif), "Pattern and Logic of China's
Economic Reform" (p. 1-10).
b. Wang, Chi (LC), "Some Historical Reflections on Chinese Economic
Reforms: From Wang Mang to Deng Xiaoping, 9 A.D. to the Present" (p.
16-23).
c. Cheng, Hang-Sheng (1990 Inst), "Mid-Course Assessment of China's
Economic Reform" (p. 24-33).
d. Perkins, Dwight H. (Harvard Univ), "Prospects for China's Integration
into the Global Economy" (p. 34-40).
e. Whiting, Allen S. (Univ of Ariz), "Security Context for Sino-ASEAN
Economic Relations" regarding Association of Southeast Asian Nations
concerns about PRC military activities (p. 41-46).
f. Przystup, James J. (Heritage Fdn), "Thinking About China" (p.
47-52).
Part II: Domestic Economic Modernization and Reform (p. 57-422), including:
a. Dernberger, Robert F. (Univ of Mich), "China's Transition to a Market
Economy: Back to the Future, Mired in the Present, or Through the
Looking Glass to the Market Economy?" (p. 57-69).
b. Sachs, Jeffrey D. (Harvard Univ); and Woo, Wing Thye (Univ of Calif,
Davis), "Chinese Economic Growth: Explanations and the Tasks Ahead" with
bibliography (p. 70-85).
c. Gelb, Alan (World Bank), "China's Reforms in the Wider Context of
Transition" (p. 86-100).
d. Singh, Virendra; and Singh, Narendra (WEFA Group), "China: Economic
Prospects to 2010" with tables (p. 101-123).
e. Crook, Frederick W. (USDA), "Assessment of China's Agricultural
Economy, 1980-2005" with graphs (p. 124-138).
f. Carter, Colin A. (Univ of Calif, Davis); and Rozelle, Scott
(Stanford Univ), "How Far Along Is China in Developing its Food
Markets?" with bibliography (p. 139-161).
g. Woo, Wing Thye (Univ of Calif, Davis), "Crises and Institutional
Evolution in China's Industrial Sector" with bibliography (p. 162-175).
h. Jefferson, Gary H. (Brandeis Univ); and Singh, Inderjit (World
Bank), "Ownership Reform As a Process of Creative Reduction in Chinese
Industry" with tables and bibliography (p. 176-202).
i. Cheng, Hang-Sheng (et al.), "China's Financial Reform and Monetary
Policy: Issues and Strategies" with bibliography (p. 203-220).
j. Potter, Pitman B. (Univ of British Columbia), "Law Reform and China's
Emerging Market Economy" (p. 221-242).
k. Sinton, Jonathan E. (et al.), "China's Energy Future: The Role of
Energy in Sustaining Growth" (p. 243-269).
l. Szymanski, Christopher (State Dept), "New Revolution in China:
Telecommunications and Societal Change" (p. 270-279).
m. Colton, Luke S.; and Morrison, Wayne M. (CRS), "Chinese Transportation
System: A Bottleneck or an Engine of Growth" with tables (p. 280-319).
n. Swaine, Michael D. (RAND Corp), "Chinese Military Modernization:
Motives, Objectives, and Requirements" (p. 320-338).
o. Banister, Judith (Census Bur), "China: Population Dynamics and
Economic Implications" with bibliography (p. 339-360).
p. Riskin, Carl (City Univ of NY, Queens Coll), "Social Development,
Quality of Life and the Environment" (p. 361-380).
q. Koo, Anthony Y. (Mich State Univ); and Yeh, K. C. (Hong Kong Univ
of Science and Technology), "Impact of Township, Village and Private
Enterprises' Growth on State Enterprises Reform: Three Regional Case
Studies" (p. 381-402).
r. Epstein, Amy B. (Intl Republican Inst), "Village Elections in China:
Experimenting with Democracy" with bibliography (p. 403-422).
Part III: External Economic Relations (p. 423-469), including:
a. Lilley, James R.; and Hart, Sophia C. (American Enterprise Inst for
Public Policy Research), "Greater China: Economic Dynamism of the
Overseas Chinese" (p. 423-450).
b. Holliday, George D. (CRS), "China and the World Trade Organization"
(p. 451-469).
Part IV: Sino-U.S. Economic Relations into the 21st Century (p. 471-530),
including:
a. Morrison, Wayne M.; and Hardt, John P. (CRS), "Major Issues in
U.S.-China Commercial Relations" (p. 471-498).
b. Sutter, Robert G. (CRS), "Seeking Integration and Deterrence: The
U.S. Role in Shaping China's Future" (p. 499-514).
c. Dumbaugh, Kerry; and Cronin, Richard P. (CRS), "China and U.S.
Policy: Future Decision Points" (p. 515-530).
CONTENT NOTATION: China economic status, outlook, and US policy issues,
study papers compilation
DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH
SERVICE; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC (Economic status, outlook, and US
policy issues, study papers compilation); FOREIGN.RELATIONS;
FOREIGN.ECONOMIC.RELATIONS; ECONOMIC.POLICY; DENG, XIAOPING;
STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN COUNTRIES-GENERAL; BIBLIOGRAPHIES; LIBRARY
OF CONGRESS ("Some Historical Reflections on Chinese Economic Reforms:
From Wang Mang to Deng Xiaoping, 9 A.D. to the Present"); MANG WANG
("Some Historical Reflections on Chinese Economic Reforms: From Wang
Mang to Deng Xiaoping, 9 A.D. to the Present"); HISTORY ("Some
Historical Reflections on Chinese Economic Reforms: From Wang Mang to
Deng Xiaoping, 9 A.D. to the Present"); 1990 INSTITUTE ("Mid-Course
Assessment of China's Economic Reform"; "China's Financial Reform and
Monetary Policy: Issues and Strategies"); CHENG, HANG-SHENG
("Mid-Course Assessment of China's Economic Reform"; "China's Financial
Reform and Monetary Policy: Issues and Strategies");
INTERNATIONAL.FINANCE ("Prospects for China's Integration into the
Global Economy"); SECURITY ("Security Context for Sino-ASEAN Economic
Relations"); ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS ("Security Context
for Sino-ASEAN Economic Relations"); SOUTHEAST ASIA ("Security Context
for Sino-ASEAN Economic Relations"); HERITAGE FOUNDATION ("Thinking
About China"); SACHS, JEFFREY D. ("Chinese Economic Growth:
Explanations and the Tasks Ahead"); WEFA GROUP ("China: Economic
Prospects to 2010"); WOO, WING THYE ("Chinese Economic Growth:
Explanations and the Tasks Ahead"; "Crises and Institutional Evolution
in China's Industrial Sector"); AGRICULTURE ("Assessment of China's
Agricultural Economy, 1980-2005"); STATISTICAL DATA: FOREIGN TRADE
("Assessment of China's Agricultural Economy, 1980-2005"; "Major Issues
in U.S.-China Commercial Relations"); STATISTICAL DATA: AGRICULTURE
("Assessment of China's Agricultural Economy, 1980-2005"); AGRICULTURE
IN FOREIGN TRADE ("Assessment of China's Agricultural Economy,
1980-2005"; "How Far Along Is China in Developing its Food Markets?");
AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES ("How Far Along Is China in Developing its
Food Markets?"); INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTIVITY ("Crises and Institutional
Evolution in China's Industrial Sector"; "Ownership Reform as a Process
of Creative Reduction in Chinese Industry"); WORLD BANK ("China's
Reforms in the Wider Context of Transition"; "Ownership Reform as a
Process of Creative Reduction in Chinese Industry"); STATISTICAL DATA:
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE ("Ownership Reform as a Process of Creative
Reduction in Chinese Industry"); RIGHT OF PROPERTY ("Ownership Reform
as a Process of Creative Reduction in Chinese Industry"); MONETARY
POLICY ("China's Financial Reform and Monetary Policy: Issues and
Strategies"); FINANCE ("China's Financial Reform and Monetary Policy:
Issues and Strategies"); FOREIGN.LAWS ("Law Reform and China's
Emerging Market Economy"); ENERGY.RESOURCES ("China's Energy Future:
The Role of Energy in Sustaining Growth"); TELECOMMUNICATION ("New
Revolution in China: Telecommunications and Societal Change"); COLTON,
LUKE S. ("Chinese Transportation System: A Bottleneck or an Engine of
Growth"); MORRISON, WAYNE M. ("Chinese Transportation System: A
Bottleneck or an Engine of Growth"; "Major Issues in U.S.-China
Commercial Relations"); TRANSPORTATION ("Chinese Transportation
System: A Bottleneck or an Engine of Growth"); STATISTICAL DATA:
COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION ("Chinese Transportation System: A
Bottleneck or an Engine of Growth"); MILITARY.STRATEGY ("Chinese
Military Modernization: Motives, Objectives, and Requirements");
POPULATION ("China: Population Dynamics and Economic Implications");
RURAL DEVELOPMENT ("Impact of Township, Village and Private
Enterprises' Growth on State Enterprises Reform: Three Regional Case
Studies"); GOVERNMENT.AND.BUSINESS ("Impact of Township, Village and
Private Enterprises' Growth on State Enterprises Reform: Three Regional
Case Studies"); ELECTIONS ("Village Elections in China: Experimenting
with Democracy"); INTERNATIONAL REPUBLICAN INSTITUTE ("Village
Elections in China: Experimenting with Democracy"); AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH ("Greater China: Economic Dynamism
of the Overseas Chinese"); WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION ("China and the
World Trade Organization"); HARDT, JOHN P. ("Major Issues in
U.S.-China Commercial Relations"); FOREIGN.TRADE ("China and the World
Trade Organization"; "Major Issues in U.S.-China Commercial Relations");
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