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Forging reform in China : The fate of state-owned industry
Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 1998Description: 300p xiiiSubject(s): DDC classification:- 338.9 STE STE
Contents:
Contents;
List of Tables and Figure;
Preface;
1. Introduction: China's Ailing State Enterprises
Part I;
Conceptual Approaches to Postsocialist Enterprise Reform
2 Property Rights, Privatization, and the State-Owned Firm
3 The Nested Problems Dynamic: An Alternative Approach
Nested Problems and Feedback Loops
Part II;
Enterprise Case Studies: The Commanding Heights in Transition
4 The Living Museum of Iron and Steel Technology
5 King of the Red Chips: Ma'anshan Steel and the Debacle of the "Public" SOE in China
6 Shougang: The Rise and Fall of an Industrial Giant
Part III;
Reassessing Chinese Patterns of Economic Development
7 Extending the Argument: Budget Constraints and Patterns of
Growth in China
8. Conclusion
Notes;
Bibliography;
Index
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National Law School | NAB Compactor | 338.9 STE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 15431 |
Contents;
List of Tables and Figure;
Preface;
1. Introduction: China's Ailing State Enterprises
Part I;
Conceptual Approaches to Postsocialist Enterprise Reform
2 Property Rights, Privatization, and the State-Owned Firm
3 The Nested Problems Dynamic: An Alternative Approach
Nested Problems and Feedback Loops
Part II;
Enterprise Case Studies: The Commanding Heights in Transition
4 The Living Museum of Iron and Steel Technology
5 King of the Red Chips: Ma'anshan Steel and the Debacle of the "Public" SOE in China
6 Shougang: The Rise and Fall of an Industrial Giant
Part III;
Reassessing Chinese Patterns of Economic Development
7 Extending the Argument: Budget Constraints and Patterns of
Growth in China
8. Conclusion
Notes;
Bibliography;
Index
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