Federalism and the Impetus for Reform in China

China's recent entry into the WTO raises the essential question of what has driven reforms.

1 minute readMay 02, 2002 at 12:58 AM

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By Sean M. Dougherty and Robert H. McGuckin, The Conference Board, New York

Most commentators on China emphasize that privatization has been a key component of the country's reforms. But

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