The State Strikes Back: The End of Economic Reform in China?
Nicholas R. Lardy explores whether China’s economic reform has reached its end. Focusing on the state’s renewed role in economic affairs, this concise work considers how government influence may be reshaping the country’s economic direction and challenges assumptions about the future of reform.
About This Book
The State Strikes Back: The End of Economic Reform in China? examines the direction of China’s economic reform.
Nicholas R. Lardy focuses on the role of the state and the implications of stronger government involvement in economic affairs.
The book’s central question considers whether China is moving away from reform or reshaping it through renewed state influence.
It offers a concise perspective on a major issue in China’s political and economic development.
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