RIETI - Back Issues 2005

China in Transition

Back Issues 2005

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China in Transition

December 27, 2005

True Picture of Chinese Economy as Illustrated by "First National Economic Census"
- Decline of state-owned enterprises and development of private-sector economy -

December 27, 2005

Excess Production Capacity on the Rise - China moving from overheating to deflation

December 27, 2005

China's Economic Prospects for 2006 - The coexistence of deflation and yuan revaluation pressures

December 7, 2005

Foreign Exchange Policy Cannot Solve Structural Problems: A policy-mix approach is needed

December 7, 2005

Reforms of Non-tradable Shares Opening the Way for the Privatization of Major State-owned Enterprises

November 29, 2005

Regional Disparities Have Gone Beyond Acceptable Limits - The path to an all-round well-off society remains distant

November 22, 2005

Reform of the Household Registration System is the Key to Resolving China's "Four Agriculture-related Problems"

November 15, 2005

White Paper on Democracy Building in China Justifies Communist Party Rule - The gap between one-party dictatorship and democracy has yet to be bridged

November 7, 2005

Fiscal Transfer System Reinforced to Correct Regional Disparities

October 24, 2005

The 11th Five-Year Plan as a Steppingstone to Realizing an "All-Round Well-Off Society"

October 14, 2005

Ways to Overcome the Oil Crisis
Energy conservation more Important than development of supply sources

February 18, 2005

Japan Is Missing the "China Express" While China Is Distancing Itself from Japan

January 20, 2005

The Development of Private Companies as a Prerequisite for the Reform of State-owned Enterprises

January 14, 2005

Will China Become a Major Automobile Exporter?