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Competition, markups, and gains from trade : a quantitative analysis of China between 1995 and 2004

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In search of new sources of growth : what China should do next? : introduction and editorial overview

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Special issue on: In search of new sources of growth : what China should do next?

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Capital misallocation in China : financial frictions or policy distortions?

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Does Local Governments' Budget Deficit Push Up Housing Prices in China?

WU, Guiying Laura; FENG, Qu; LI, Pei - Division of Economics, Nanyang Technological University - 2014

Budget deficit has been a common fiscal pressure facing Chinese cities since the 1994 fiscal reform. Meanwhile, land lease sales have become a signi?cant o¤-budgetary revenue to local governments since 2003. This paper investigates whether ?nancing budget deficit is an important driving force...

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