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Economic growth and the middle-income trap : the People's Republic of China's challenges
Wang, Xiaolu - In: Avoiding the middle-income trap in Asia : the role of …, (pp. 106-135). 2018
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State-owned enterprise reform : has it been effective?
Wang, Xiaolu - In: China 2002 : WTO entry and a world recession, (pp. 29-44). 2002
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The WTO challenge to agriculture
Wang, Xiaolu - In: China 2002 : WTO entry and a world recession, (pp. 81-95). 2002
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The route of urbanisation in China from an international perspective
Wang, Xiaolu - In: Rising China : global challenges and opportunities, (pp. 315-327). 2011
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Growth accounting after statistical revisions
Wang, Xiaolu - In: The turning point in China's economic development, (pp. 35-52). 2006
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Rural-urban labour migration and regional income disparity
Wang, Xiaolu - In: The China boom and its discontents, (pp. 87-104). 2005
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Who's in first? : a regional development index for the People's Republic of China's provinces
Wang, Xiaolu (contributor) - 2007
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003483044
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Income inequality in China and its influencing factors
Wang, Xiaolu - In: Inequality and growth in modern China : a study …, (pp. 18-32). 2008
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People's Republic of China
Wang, Xiaolu - In: Managing FDI in a globalizing economy : Asian experiences, (pp. 79-117). 2004
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10002609016
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The Size and Distribution of Hidden Household Income in China*
Wang, Xiaolu; Woo, Wing Thye - In: Asian Economic Papers 10 (2011) 1, pp. 1-26
Official Chinese data on urban household income are seriously flawed because of significant underreporting of income by respondents and non-participation by the high income groups in official household surveys. We collected urban household income and expenditure data in a way that increased...
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