ECON143 CM - The Chinese Economy

This course examines China’s phenomenal economic growth since reforms began in 1978. In assessing China’s policy record and the challenges the country now faces, topics covered include population and employment; agriculture and rural development; enterprise ownership, governance, and performance; investment and finance; international trade; exchange rate issues and macro imbalances; monetary and fiscal policy; social equity and public services; local governance and civil society; and energy, resources, and the environment. Class format involves a mix of lecture, discussion, and student project reports.

Prerequisite: ECON 050 CM

Offered: Every year

Credit: 1

Course Number: ECON143 CM