Deepening Reform for China's Long-term Growth and Development

Preliminary -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Abbreviations -- Part I: New Model for Economic Growth -- 1. Reform and China's Long-Term Growth and Development -- 2. China's Shift from the Demographic Dividend to the Reform Dividend -- 3. Structural Imbalance, Inequality and Economic Growth -- 4. State Control, Entrepreneurship and Resource Allocation -- 5. China's High Rates of Investment and Path Towards Internal Rebalancing -- 6. The Middle-Income Trap and China's Growth Prospects -- 7. Short-Run Effects of the Economic Reform Agenda -- Part II: New Priority for Low‑Carbon Growth and Climate Change Policy -- 8. Low-carbon Growth and its Implications for the Less‑developed Regions -- 9. China's Climate and Energy Policy: On Track to Low-Carbon Growth? -- Part III: Financial System Reform -- 10. The Last Battles of China's Financial Reform -- 11. Financial Reform in Australia and China -- 12. Financial Openness of China and India -- 13. Increasing the Resilience of China's Financial Sector and the Global Monetary System -- Part IV: Factor Market Reform -- 14. The Issue of Land in China's Urbanisatoin and Growth Model -- 15. China's Labour Market Tensions and Future Unbanisation Challenges -- 16. The Impact of FDI on China's Regiona Economic Growth -- Part V: Productivity, Patent Institution and Investment Law -- 17. Accounting for the Sources of Growth in Chinese Industry, 1980-2010 -- 18. Growth, Structural Change and Productivity Gaps in China's Industrial Sector -- 19. The Importance, Development and Reform Challenges of China's Rail Sector -- 20. Patent Institution, Innovation and Economic Growth in China -- 21. Foreign Investment Laws and Policies in China Historical views and current issues -- Index