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Institutional reforms and dynamics of agricultural growth in China

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Development strategy, viability, and economic convergence

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An economic theory of institutional change : induced and imposed change

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Collectivization and China's agricultural crisis in 1959 - 1961

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Supervision, peer pressure, and incentives in a labor-managed firm

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Dual circulation and China's development

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New structural economics : a framework of studying government and economics

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