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Gain without pain : why economic reform in China worked

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China's economic transition and outward direct investments

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Reform without losers : an interpretation of China's dual-track approach to transition

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Pareto-improving economic reforms through dual-track liberalization

Lau, Lawrence J. - In: Economics letters 55 (1997) 2, pp. 285-292

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Pareto-improving economic reforms through dual-track liberalization

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North Korea in transition : prospects for economic and social reform ; [based on papers from the Conference on Developing Social Infrastructure in North Korea for Economic Cooperation Between the South and the North, held at Korea University, Seoul, Nov. 1998]

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How Much Slack Was There in the Chinese Economy Prior to its Economic Reform of 1978?

Lau, Lawrence J. - 2016

The existence of economic slack or inefficiency is a common phenomenon of economies that operate under mandatory central planning. It implies that the economy operates in the interior of its set of production possibilities and not on its frontier. It also implies that output can be increased...

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