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Since the late 1990s the Chinese government has sought to limit the role of state-owned enterprises to areas such as providing public goods and services while leaving competitive areas of the economy to the private sector through privatization. To achieve this goal, both the country's securities...
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China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are sometimes compared to Canadian Crown corporations, such as VIA Rail or the … Canadian economic policy. China’s SOEs have been actively buying up interests in major Canadian resource firms. But that …’s Statoil. China’s SOEs do not operate by the normal rules of commerce. They are, in fact, a very powerful tool of the Chinese …
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of FDI in China's income growth and market-oriented transition. We first identify possible channels through which FDI may … in the period of 1984-98, we provide an empirical assessment, which suggests that FDI seems to help China's transition …
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This paper examines whether the current political arrangements framing the Mexican politics help in consolidating and advancing those economic reforms that have been implemented in Mexico since the 1982 severe economic crises. I will argue that these arrangements create impediments to the...
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This paper proposes a model for optimizing the duration of transition under the assumption that the government main goal is to minimize the social cost of reforms. At the beginning of transition there are two main sectors in the economy: an old technology sector - mainly the public one - where...
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