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Shareholding system reform in China : privatizing by groping for stones

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Foreign participation in China's privatisation

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Communist economies and economic transformation : … 8 (1996) 4, pp. 529-547

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Sustainability of private capital flows : comparing China with Mexico

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Issues & studies : a social science quarterly on China, … 32 (1996) 11, pp. 87-102

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Convertibility of China's Renminbi

Ma, Shu-yun - In: China newsletter 60 (1986), pp. 12-15

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China's B-share market reform : capital market liberalization under imperfect currency convertibility

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Issues & studies : a social science quarterly on China, … 37 (2001) 4, pp. 149-161

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Shareholding system reform : the Chinese way of privatisation

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Communist economies and economic transformation : … 7 (1995) 2, pp. 159-174

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Understanding China's reform : looking beyond neoclassical explanations

Ma, Shu-yun - In: World politics : a quarterly journal of international … 52 (2000) 4, pp. 586-603

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Private capital flows to China : macroeconomic consequences and policy response

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Journal of contemporary Asia 27 (1997) 1, pp. 3-13

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The Chinese route to privatization : the evolution of the shareholding system option

Ma, Shu-yun - In: Asian survey : a bimonthly review of contemporary Asian … 38 (1998) 4, pp. 379-397

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Recent changes in China's pure trade theory

Ma, Shu-yun - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … 106 (1986), pp. 291-305

The paper deals with following topics: early conceptions of trade in Communist China and the need for theoretical changes, self-reliance as the guiding principle in China's foreign trade during Mao's era, controversies in the country over unequal trade, comparison between the Chinese and the...

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