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1993, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 8-11 Some Major Policy Directives on Economic Construction
by Chen Yun - 12-14 Strengthen and Improve Economic Planning Work
by Chen Yun - 15-31 Planned Production Is Primary, Free Production Supplementary
by You Lin - 32-40 On Planning and the Market
by Li Zhenzhong - 41-47 On the Correct Handling of the Relationship Between the Planned Economy and Market Regulation
by Deng Liqun - 48-63 An Unshakable Basic CriterionâMy Understanding of the Principle of the Planned Economy Is Primary and Market Regulation Supplementary
by Fang Weizhong - 64-78 Upholding the Planned Economy as Primary and Market Regulation as Supplementary
by Gong Shiqi & Xu Yi - 79-99 Uphold and Improve the Mandatory Planning System
by Wang Renzhi & Gui Shiyong - 100-104 Comments at a Symposium to Discuss the Planned Economy as Primary and the Market Economy as Supplementary
by Liu Guoguang
1992, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 3-4 Editor's Introduction
by Joseph Fewsmith - 5-25 Deficits at Coal Mines Subject to Unified Distribution and the Policy to Reverse Losses
by Ge Fu & Dai Biqing & Xiao Ruxi & Zhang Jiwu & Ming Shaoqing - 26-62 Analysis of Machine-Building Enterprise Deficits and Study of Measures to Reverse Losses
by Song Guangdi & Li Fei & Wan Jiali - 63-77 Investigative Report on Losses Sustained by Enterprises Under the Former Ministry of Arms Industry
by Miao Qipei & Xu Guanglu & Zhuang Xiongchuan & Xu Chunhua - 78-87 An Analysis of Losses in Beijing Industrial Enterprises
by Yang Yuxin - 88-96 Investigation of Losses in Industrial Enterprises in Liaoning Province
by Han Xiulan & Wu Wenhui
1992, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 3-5 Editor's Introduction
by Joseph Fewsmith - 47-55 Causal Factors of Losses in Industrial Enterprises Doing Independent Accounting, and Suggested Countermeasures
by Zhao Minshan & Wen Lie Liu Heng & Jing Guiliang - 56-87 Analysis of Losses Incurred by State-Owned Industrial Enterprises Included in the State Budget, and Proposed Countermeasures
by Song Qun & Lian Zhiming & Wang Dongjiang & Liu Wen & Lu Guorong
1992, Volume 25, Issue 4
- 3-5 Editors' Introduction
by Christine Wong & Dai Yuanchen - 6-24 Formation of "Dukedom Economies" and Their Causes and Defects
by Shen Liren & Dai Yuanchen - 25-34 On Division of Economic Power Between Central and Local Levels
by Lou Jiwei - 35-47 Solution to Dual Pricing of Means of Production
by Lu Nan - 48-59 Property Rights: Rationalizing the Crux of Reform and Development
by Tang Fengyiet Al. - 60-78 Can Plan and Market Coexist in a Socialist Economy?
by Dai Yuanchen - 79-90 Hainan Economic Development: Distribution of Benefits and Economic Efficiency
by Wang Wenchang & Meng Yanyan
1992, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 3-7 Editors' Introduction
by Joseph Fewsmith & Gary Zou - 8-21 Several Problems Concerning the Development Strategy of China's Special Economic Zones
by Liu Guoguang - 22-35 Some Questions That Need to Be Addressed in Implementing Coastal Development Strategy
by Ji Chongwei - 36-42 Accelerate the Development of an Externally Oriented Economy to Transform China's Industrial Structure
by Wang Jian - 43-52 Thoughts Regarding an Externally Oriented Economy in the Pearl River Delta
by Chen Wenhong - 53-66 On the Development Strategy of an Externally Oriented Economy
by Lin Yifu - 67-83 Promoting Overall Cooperation Between Chinese Coastal Areas and the East Asian Economy
by Zou Gang & Ma Jun
1991, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 3-7 Foreword to >i>Considerations on How China Can Extricate Its Economy from a Difficult Position>/i>
by Rong Jingben - 8-19 Remember Historical Experience; Resolutely Implement the Policy of Improving the Economic Environment and Straightening Out the Economic Order
by Xue Muqiao - 20-27 On the Relationship Between Improving the Economic Environment and Straightening Out the Economic Order, on the One Hand, and Deepening the Reform, on the Other
by Liu Guoguang - 28-40 Economic Development Faces a New Stage in Which Reform Will Promote Readjustment
by Wu Jinglian - 63-76 Contradictions Faced by the Chinese Economy in the 1990s and Policies to Be Adopted
by Wang Mengkui & Lin Zhaomu - 77-82 "Improvement and Straightening Out" and Deepening Reform
by Wu Shuqing - 83-89 China Cannot Go in Fully for a Market Economy
by Wei Xinghua
1991, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 3-6 Editors' Introduction
by Joseph Fewsmith & Gary Zou - 7-15 The Correct Strategy for Long-Term Economic DevelopmentâConcept of the Development Strategy of Joining the "Great International Cycle"
by Wang Jian - 16-19 Investing Abroad to Promote Export-Supplementary Ideas on the Strategic Economic Concept of the "Great International Cycle"
by Wei Dakuang & Gao Liang - 20-21 Our Strategy for Coastal Development Is Not Synonymous with the Theory of the "Great International Cycle"
by Teng Sheng - 22-27 On the Dualist Development Strategy of the "Great International Cycle"
by Pei Xiaolin - 28-33 A Dialogue on the "Great International Cycle"âInterview with Comrades Wang Jian and Pei Xiaolin, Authors of the Theory of the "Great International Cycle"
by Xiao He - 34-48 A Strategic Option for China: Development of an Externally Oriented EconomyâWith a Concomitant Discussion of the "Great International Cycle"
by Xia Shen - 49-60 A Choice between the Strategies of the National Economy Operating an Internally or Externally Oriented CycleâQuestions on the "Great International Cycle" Theory
by Wang Zilin & Weng Xianding & Guo Yahong & Liu Jing - 61-68 The Development Strategy of Participation in the "Great International Cycle"âDebating Some Issues with Comrade Wang Jian
by Xiao Siru - 69-79 The Agricultural Issue in the "Great International Cycle"âAnalysis of Weaknesses in the Theory of the "Great International Cycle" and Ideas for Modification
by Xu Hua - 80-89 The Discussion on Chinese Economic Development Strategy
by Lin Zheng
1991, Volume 24, Issue 4
- 3-3 Preface
by Shmuel Z. Yahalom - 4-5 Introduction
by Shmuel Z. Yahalom - 6-16 The Law of Value and the Price System in China
by Ling Heping - 17-27 Past and Present Price Setting in China: The Case of Agriculture
by Zhong Yu - 28-33 Data Collection and Economic Analysis in Contemporary China
by Xu Zhengfang - 34-45 Price Reform: Law of Value and Inflation
by Zhang Chang - 46-55 A Tentative Exploration of Vegetable Prices
by Zen Xuehui & Xu Guili - 56-68 The Function of the Government in Price Reform
by Jiang Jin - 69-75 Shortage and Coupons
by Han Aiming - 76-92 Price Reform and the Future Model in the Special Economic Zones of China
by Chen Ning
1991, Volume 24, Issue 3
- 3-3 Preface
by Shmuel Z. Yahalom - 4-5 Introduction
by Shmuel Z. Yahalom - 6-25 Economic Reform: Price Readjustment (1978-87)
by Zhou Junhua - 26-34 Economic Reform and Money Supply
by Zhang Ling - 35-51 The Effects and Problems of Government Price Policies on Agricultural Products after 1978
by Chen Xiangliang & Liu Lan - 52-71 Agricultural Price Reform: Problems and Suggestions
by Liu Pengning - 72-81 The Dual Currency System in China: Cost and Benefit
by Shmuel Z. Yahalom - 82-101 The Intellectuals' Contribution and Rewards in the Development of the National Economy
by Zhao Jihong
1990, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 5-9 Editors' Introduction
by On-Kit Tam & Keith Forster - 10-11 Evolution of Shandong's Public Finance since 1949
by Shandong Yearbook (1987) - 12-17 Fiscal Statistics of Hebei Province
by Hebei Economic Statistics Yearbook - 18-23 Reforming the System of Fiscal Management
by Guangdong Economic Yearbook (1987) - 24-27 The Affairs of Guizhou Province
by Liu Zeren & Chen Yaxiong & Jiang Yingliang - 38-40 >i>Xiang>/i> (Township) Public Finance
by Anhui Economic Yearbook (1987) - 41-45 A New Fiscal Management System Established in the Course of Reform
by Shanxi Economic Yearbook (1986) - 46-51 Budget Management System
by Tianjin Economic Yearbook (1986) - 52-54 Establishing a Sound Township (Town) Fiscal System
by Tianjin Economic Yearbook (1987) - 69-73 Implementing a New Fiscal Management System (Excerpts)
by Henan Provincial Yearbook (1986) - 74-83 The Scale of Fiscal Revenues and Expenditures Continues to Expand
by Jilin Provincial Research Institute for Public Finance - 90-95 The Developing Public Finance in Jiangsu
by Li Xiaoping & Wang Zhengxi
1990, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 5-14 Editors' Introduction
by Keith Forster & On-Kit Tam - 15-39 A Review of the Reform of the Fiscal System and Overall Projections for the Future
by Xiang Huaicheng
1990, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 3-5 Editor's Introduction
by Mark Selden - 6-8 Preface
by Xu Dixin
1990, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 3-8 Editor's Introduction
by Joseph Fewsmith - 9-22 Effective Restrictions on Economic Growth
by Wu Ji & Zhang Junkuo & Yue Bing & Li Jiange - 23-45 Theoretical Questions Concerning Macroeconomic Balance and Macroeconomic Control
by Song Guoqing & Zhang Weiying - 46-68 On the Establishment of a Comprehensive Financial System of Macroeconomic Coordination and Balance
by Xu Yi - 69-74 An Evaluation of Some Basic Views of China's Macroeconomic Studies
by Zhang Xuejun - 75-90 On Money Supply in the Course of Economic Development The So-called Loss of Control over Money in 1984
by Sheng Hong & Zou Gang - 91-101 On Differences Concerning Macroeconomic Problems A Reply to Comrade Zhang Xuejun
by Wu Jinglian
1989, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 3-7 Editor's Introduction
by Gary Zou - 8-21 On the Current Stage of China's Economic DevelopmentâA Typical Development in a Nontypical Country
by Zhu Jiaming - 22-33 On Factors Affecting Industrial Development Growth RatesâA Discussion with Comrade Zhu Jiaming
by Yang Mu - 34-54 Arguing for Rapid Economic Growth
by Sheng Hong & Huang Tieying - 55-70 The Speed of Industrial Development and the Reform of the Economic System
by Zhou Shulian - 71-88 Economic Growth under RetrenchmentâA Report on the Analysis of the Microeconomic Situation in the First Half of 1986
by Microeconomic Situation Analysis Group
1989, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 3-7 Editor's Introduction
by Chen Shenshen - 8-23 On the Question of the Forms of Socialist Ownership in China
by Dong Fureng - 24-32 Establishing a Stockholding System for Enterprises
by Wu Jiaxiang & Jin Lizuo - 33-42 Thoughts on Not Establishing a Stockholding System for Enterprises
by Wang Xiaoqiang & Ji Xiaoming - 43-56 Transcending the Logic of Private Ownership
by Wang Xiaoqiang - 57-63 Clarifying Property Rights Relationships Is a Necessary Premise
by Chen Shenshen - 64-81 Why Should China Implement the Policy of Converting Enterprises to Management by the People in One Single Leap "Across the River"?
by Huang Youguang & Yang Xiaokai - 82-88 The Individualization of Ownership of State-Owned Property
by Li Yunqi - 89-99 The Hierarchical Structure and the System of Ownership in China's Rural Enterprises
by Luo Xiaopeng
1989, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 3-5 Editor's Introduction
by Stanley Rosen - 6-7 Condition of Workers in the Midst of Reform
by All-China Federation of Trade Unions - 8-17 Reform and Social Mentality of Workers
by Geng Shuhai & Li Hua - 18-31 The Educational and Technical Qualities of the Contemporary Worker
by Guo Jinhua - 32-38 Conditions of Workers' Material and Mental Lives and Trends in Their Development
by He Bing & Hao Chengyi & Guo Jinhua - 39-43 Changing Patterns in Workers' View of Life
by Peng Jianfeng & Shao Daosheng - 44-54 Workers' Assessment of Party Spirit and Interpersonal Relations
by Hong Fenglin & Shao Daosheng - 55-68 Workers' Evaluation of and Hopes for Trade Unions
by Wu Shouhui & Guo Jinhua - 69-80 The Democratic Management of Enterprises and Workers' Awareness of Democracy
by Li Hua - 81-91 The Conditions of Women Workers
by Work Committee for Women Workers, All-China Federation of Trade Unions - 92-110 A Few Problems that Need to Be Addressed Immediately in Workers' Daily Lives
by Xing Hua
1989, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 3-13 Editor's Introduction
by Chen Shenshen - 14-23 On the Direction of Reform in the Price System
by Lou Jiwei & Zhou Xiaochuan - 24-33 Several Problems Concerning Prices
by Xue Muqiao - 34-49 On a Path Toward Price Reform with a Characteristic Peculiar to China
by Hua Sheng & He Jiacheng & Jiang Yao & Gao Liang & Zhang Shaojie - 50-66 On the Line of Thought in Price Reform Guided Chiefly by the Notion of "Letting Go"
by Zhang Weiying - 67-79 Energetically Promote the Circulation of the Means of Production and Price Reform
by Wen Guifang - 80-88 Investigation of Reforms in Hungary and Yugoslavia
by Gao Shangquan & Chen Yizi & Wang Xiaoqiang - 89-102 Price Reform and the Transfer of the Property Rights System
by Tian Yuan
1988, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 3-9 Editors' Introduction
by Stanley Rosen & Gary Zou - 10-15 A Proposition on How to Handle Enterprises Long in the Red
by Cao Siyuan - 16-23 Prerequisite Conditions to Enforcement of the Bankruptcy Law
by Li Xu & Wu Yu - 24-37 Sharing Enterprises: An Approach to Further Reform
by Wu Jiaxiang & Jin Lizuo - 38-46 Thoughts on the Model of Nonstock Enterprises
by Wang Xiaoqiang & Ji Xiaoming - 47-66 Restructuring the Microeconomic Base
by Hua Sheng - 67-71 Reflections on the System of Assets Management Responsibility
by Luo Zhengfeng - 72-81 Conceiving Ownership Reform in China
by Li Yining - 82-94 Interests of the Entrepreneur and Behavior of the Enterprise
by Zou Gang & Wang Zhigang - 95-104 Contracting, Leasing, and Selling All Unprofitable Enterprises
by Yang Haitian & Chang Xiuze
1988, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 3-21 Editor's Introduction
by Michael Dutton
1988, Volume 21, Issue 4
- 3-5 Editor's Introduction
by Stanley Rosen - 6-25 Survey and Analysis of the Sense of Employment Awareness among Young People in Chaoyang District Schools
by Guo Yonggang - 26-28 Over Three Hundred People Apply for Jobs with the Hilton Hotel
by Hua Ying & Cao Shuzhen - 29-44 The Policy of Stand-in Employment and Its Impact: A Survey of Enterprises in Beijing Municipality
by Youth Problem Study Group, Department of Philosophy, Chinese People'S University - 45-64 Survey Report on the "Difficulty in Recruiting Labor" in Beijing Municipality
by Liu Dawei & Wang Qiang - 65-68 Is "Life Is Difficult, Without a Source of Income" the Primary Cause for Rising Crime and Delinquency among Young People Awaiting Job Assignment?
by Yang Jianxin - 69-91 Accomplishments in Employing Workers in Townships and Cities and the New Situation We Face
by Yang Guohua - 92-100 Composite Report on the Symposium on Problems of Contracted Youth Labor in Eight Municipalities
by Zhang Hongying
1988, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 24-39 Restraining the Payment Capability of China's Grass-Roots Banks
by Zhao Yujiang & Zhang Shaojie - 40-58 A Theoretical Study of Several Current Macroeconomic Problems
by Zhang Fengbo - 59-77 On the Contradiction Between the Economic Growth Rate and Improvement of People's Well-Being
by Zhang Xin - 78-91 Background to a Mathematical Model of Price Reform in China
by Xu Dianqing
1987, Volume 21, Issue 2
- 3-7 Editor's Introduction
by Stanley Rosen - 12-14 Why Did We Grant Su Yulan a 6,000-Yuan Loan?
by Shenyang Xinchengzi District Finance Bureau - 16-19 What One Can Learn from the Fact that the Three Song Brothers and Their Business Made Headlines Four Times in Changde City
by Liu Shengping - 20-24 Study and Analysis of Children of Individual Laborers
by Huifudong Elementary School, Guangzhou - 25-27 Survey of Forty Individual Businesses
by Li Qinbiao - 28-33 Why Can a Large City Like Qinhuangdao Not Accommodate a Small Individual Venture?
by Zhang Zhensheng & Feng Ai & Wang Yulu - 37-40 Some Questions that Need to Be Solved in Developing Individual Businesses
by Li Chunwen - 41-45 A Reasonable Way Should Be Found to Enable Individual Businesspeople to Hire Hands and Take on Apprentices
by Fan Qi - 46-49 What Is Meant by the Fact that Piaoxiang Restaurant Was Twice Suspended?
by Zhang Ruxi - 50-52 The "Nihonglong" Passenger Bus-When Can It Run Without Hitches?
by Jin Yong - 53-54 Why Aren't Individual Transport Operations Allowed Unimpeded Development?
by Li Yuanfu & Chen Shengfa - 55-58 Enthusiastically Foster Individual Transport Operations; Actively Exercise Management
by Wang Liandong - 62-64 Changes in Private Enterprises Underline the Need to Tighten Control of Industry and Commerce in Rural Areas
by Zhang Pengfa - 67-69 Growth of Individually Owned Industry Will Not Edge Out State Commerce and Supply and Marketing Cooperatives
by Chen Guoliang - 73-89 The Hiring of Laborers in Rural Taishan County, Guangdong: A Survey
by Zhao Ruizhang - 90-99 Tighten Control over Big Labor-Hiring Households in Rural Areas
by Mo Zhen - 100-114 On the Evolution and Changes of Individual Economy and Countermeasures
by Zhu Qingfang - 115-119 Contract Disputes by Individually Owned Small Businesses
by Lu Yan
1987, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 3-9 The Private Economy (I). Guest Editor: Stanley Rosen
by Stanley Rosen - 10-16 Can an Individual Operator Be Qualified as a Principal in Doing Business with Foreign Countries?
by Zhou Hua - 17-24 A Summary of the Discussion on Present Rural Business Operations with Hired Labor
by Yan Peide - 26-36 Attach Importance to the Administration of Self-Employed Youth
by Guo Rongliang & He Wei - 37-42 A Brief Discussion of the Consolidation and Development of the Individual Economy
by Tao Youzhi - 43-71 An Effective Way to Increase Employment. A Report on Beijing's Self-Employed Sector
by Chen Jian - 76-83 Management of the "Stupid Melon Seed Dealer" and Its Evasion of Taxes and Other Tax Problems
by Ma Qianli - 93-101 Individual Businesses and Their Challenge to Conventional Concepts
by Chen Baoming - 102-117 Strengthening Guidance and Management; Expanding Individual Economy
by Xia Zhongrui & Wang Wanzhen & Jin Zhi
1987, Volume 20, Issue 4
- 3-26 The Problem of Reforming China's Foreign Trade System
by Zheng Tuobin - 27-49 The Problem of Reforming China's Foreign Trade System
by Zheng Tuobin - 50-67 The New Technological Revolution and the Technological Progress in Industries
by Yang Mu - 68-80 The World Technological Revolution and China's Policy of Technological Innovation
by Ye Yuansheng
1987, Volume 20, Issue 3
- 3-45 Economic Reform and Macroeconomic Management: Commentaries on the International Conference on Macroeconomic Management
by Liu Guoguang - 46-62 Establishing Socialist Joint Stock Companies: A Report of a Study on the Joint-Development Company of the China Tourism Souvenirs Enterprise
by Rong Wenzuo - 63-77 An Exploration into Several Problems Related to the Restructuring of the System of Ownership
by Zuo Mu
1986, Volume 20, Issue 2
- 3-12 An Important Question in Macroeconomic Management
by Li Chengrui - 13-25 Observations on Some Questions in the Building of a Socialist Economy with Chinese Characteristics
by Rong Yiren - 26-35 Horizontal Economic Integration Is a Beachhead to Launch Urban Reform
by Tong Dalin & Song Yanming - 36-45 On Controlling Demand and Improving Supply
by Wu Jinglian & Hu Ji & Li Jiange - 46-54 Keep the Growth Rate of the National Economy within Proper Limits
by Wu Jinglian & Li Jiange & Ding Ningning - 55-63 Price Fluctuations and Changes in People's Livelihood in China in the Past Six Years
by Xue Muqiao - 64-66 Xue Muqiao Expresses New Views on the Question of Ownership
by Shi Ling - 67-74 On Building a Socialist Capital Market in China
by Yang Peixin - 75-82 Market Mechanism and Macroeconomic Control
by Yang Jianbai - 83-89 Proper Attention Should Be Paid to the Supplementary Role of Microeconomic Regulation in Enterprises
by Zhan Wu - 90-96 Macro Control and Micro Self-Regulating Investment
by Zhou Daojiong
1986, Volume 20, Issue 1
- 3-27 Some Theoretical Problems of Socialist National Income: The Distribution of the Social Product and of the National Income
by Yang Jinbai
1986, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 3-6 Editor's Introduction
by George C. Wang - 7-39 The General Concept of Productive Labor
by Yang Jinbai
1985, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 3-3 Preface
by George Wang - 4-7 Introduction
by George T. Crane - 8-24 On the Nature of Asian Export Processing Zones and China's Special Economic Zones
by Wang Muheng & Chen Yongshan - 25-40 Is the Economy of China's Special Economic Zones State Capitalist in Nature?
by Shi Xiulin