Law, finance, and economic growthin ChinaLaw, finance, and economicgrowthinChina FranklinAllena, JunQianb,MeijunQian Journal of Financial Economics 77 (2005) 57–116 这篇文章的主要观点是中国的经济增长经验没有按照主流学派预言的那样在完善的法律制度和金融环境下实现,中国经济奇迹很大部分是因为私有企业的...
China is an important counterexample to the findings in the law, institutions, finance, and growth literature: Neither its legal nor financial system is well developed, yet it has one of the fastest growing economies. While the law–finance–growth nexus applies to the State Sector and the List...
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Mid-term report Summary for “Law, finance, and economic growth in China” a) A cover letter of the paper Dear editor, We would like to submit the enclosed manuscript entitled "Law, finance, and economic growth in China". Below are our responses to your submission questions. 1. Title ...
Economic growthPrivate sectorCorporate governanceReputation and relationshipsChina is an important counterexample to the findings in the law, institutions, finance, and growth literature: Neither its legal nor financial system is well developed, yet it has one of the fastest growing economies. While the...
China is an important counterexample to the findings in the law, institutions, finance, and growth literature: Neither its legal nor financial system is well developed, yet it has one of the fastest growing economies. While the law–finance–growth nexus applies to the State Sector and the List...
Industrial-policy advocates hope that America’s subsidies for chip production and green tech will lead to a manufacturing renaissance. The idea is to boost productivity by enticing companies and investment to cluster in a given region, much as Shenzhen in China used its status as a special econ...
China Finance and Economic Review will cease to be published by SpringerOpen as of 30th November 2017. The journal will continue in cooperation with a new ...
If China's urbanization rate rises to 70%, it will mean hundreds of millions of people will move to cities. This means the rapid increase of labor productivity, the rapid expansion of the consumer market and the huge release of economic growth potential. ...
China's transition from a centrally-planned economy into a more market-oriented one has been phenomenally successful1. Although there exists a plethora of theoretical and empirical studies investigating the sources of economic growth in China (see, for example, Chow, 1993, Borensztein and Ostry, ...