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This article points out that Chinese official statistics are by and large reliable because of the assigned responsibility of the officials preparing them, of their being used in government decision making that is open to public scrutiny, and in many published articles in referred journals....
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After giving a brief monetary history of the Chinese macro-economy, this paper presents an error correction model to explain the inflation rate from 1954 to 2002 by its past change, the change in log (M2/real output) and the deviation in the previous period of log price level from a regression...
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There has been some controversy concerning the rate of growth of total factor productivity after economic reform started in China in 1978. It is the purpose of this note to present evidence to show that an annual rate of increase of about 2.7% is reliable and that the capital elasticity of...
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