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This paper is based closely on the author's Y. C. Jao lecture presented to the Hong Kong Economic Association in November 1998.
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To measure the economic effects of political movements in China a simple econo-metric model is constructed. Investment is determined by a central planner maximizing a multiperiod objective function. Political events are modeled by exogenous changes in the shocks to productivity and to investment...
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We construct a structural econometric model to measure partially the economic effects of political movements in China.
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