The Chinese Economy in Transition : Micro Changes and Macro Implications

Will China be able to preserve the momentum of its economic reform in the post Deng Xiaoping era?

Will her rising regionalism lead to internal chaos and warlordism?

Is China's central government capable of acquiring the much needed policy instruments to maintain macroeconomic stability?

This book seeks to answer these questions by adopting the Public Choice approach to analyse the complex ways in which China's political processes affect economic outcomes during its transition towards the market.