Chinese Economy in Crisis

Explore the complexities of China's economic landscape with Chinese Economy in Crisis by Shaoguang Wang. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2001, this insightful hardback spans 296 pages, delving into the critical issues surrounding China's decentralization since 1980. Wang argues that this shift poses significant risks to the future of economic reform and the stability of the state itself. Through a thorough analysis, the book highlights how these reforms have weakened state capacity and forecasts a troubling decline in fiscal revenues. Ideal for students and professionals in business, economics, and political science, this work offers a compelling examination of China's economic conditions and policies. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges facing one of the world's largest economies and the implications for international relations and public policy.