Fiscal Management and Economic Reform in the People's Republic of China

Shu-ki Tsang · CHRISTINE P. W. WONG · Christopher J. Heady · Wing Thye Woo

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China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Economic and Fiscal Studies Local Government Finance and Decentralization

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The People's Republic of China has experienced many economic reforms in the last decade, but further improvements to the fiscal system are needed. This work examines the existing reforms and suggests ways in which other reforms could be implemented. It is intended for economists, businessmen, managers, institutional investors, bankers, academics and students of cultural studies.

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