China's Privatization: From Gradualism to Shock Therapy?
Shu Y.
Abstract
Shu Y.
Abstract
A major breakthrough in China's privatization occurred in May 2005, when a “share conversion” pilot reform program was introduced. This article will situate this in the perspective of China's two-decade-long shareholding system reform. It will argue that the “share conversion” reform is part of China's long-followed gradualist transition, instead of a switch to shock therapy.
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A major breakthrough in China's privatization occurred in May 2005, when a “share conversion” pilot reform program was introduced. This article will situate this in the perspective of China's two-decade-long shareholding system reform. It will argue that the “share conversion” reform is part of China's long-followed gradualist transition, instead of a switch to shock therapy.
Key concepts: Gradualism, Shock therapy, China, Shock (circulatory), Perspective (graphical), Economic system, Political science, Business