The connection between financial repression and economic growth: the case of China
China exhibits the typical symptoms of a financially repressed economy, such as regulated
interest rates, a dominance of state ownership, and managed credit allocation. A repressed …
interest rates, a dominance of state ownership, and managed credit allocation. A repressed …
The institutional foundations of China's unbalanced economy
G Xu - Europe-Asia Studies, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
China has become a fast-growing economy with an unbalanced economic structure.
Economic policies, especially fiscal and financial policies, contribute to the current growth …
Economic policies, especially fiscal and financial policies, contribute to the current growth …
Does financial repression retard China's economic growth?: An empirical examination
This chapter discusses the Law of the People's Republic of China on the People's Bank of
China (PBOC) stipulates that the PBOC'formulates and implements monetary policies …
China (PBOC) stipulates that the PBOC'formulates and implements monetary policies …
Financial repression, economic distortion, and China's growth miracle
G Xu - Economics and regulation in China, 2013 - taylorfrancis.com
The significance of finance is too obvious to ignore when exploring the determinants of
economic growth. Historically, economic growth has always been accompanied by financial …
economic growth. Historically, economic growth has always been accompanied by financial …
Project finance contracts, essential components, and basic strategic advantages
F Wesselhoefft - The Role of Law and Regulation in Sustaining …, 2014 - taylorfrancis.com
Faure and Ma argue that it could be examined whether China would, in the long run, have
an interest in following the US model where serious breaches of antitrust law can give rise to …
an interest in following the US model where serious breaches of antitrust law can give rise to …