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    CHINAS GROWTH STORYToo Good to last forever?

    Mithila Yaul 2014161

    Nachiket Bhagdikar 2014165

    Nilesh Thakur 2014180

    Nishant Agrawal 2014181

    Neha Nahata 2014172

    Prerna Gaba 2014204

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    REASONS

    Infrastructure development

    Open Economic Policy

    Foreign relations

    Technology

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    Current Macroeconomic Indicators

    GDP- 7.3%

    Inflation rate- 1.6%

    Interest rate- 5.6%

    Savings rate- 0.35%

    Unemployment rate- 4.1%

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    Date: December 18-22, 1978

    Third Plenum of the CCP Eleventh Party Congress

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    REFORMS

    Opening-up

    Policy

    Establishment of

    Four

    SEZs(Shenzhen,

    Zhuhai, Xiamen &

    Shantou)

    Reforms in ForeignTrade regime

    Trade Liberalisation

    SEZ

    ImportHigh

    Technology

    IncreaseExports

    AttractForeign

    Investment

    EarnForeign

    Exchange

    CreateJobs

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    Agricultural Reformchange the collective farming institutions with a

    household responsibility system (HRS)

    Decentralization of the Government

    delegating fiscal and administrative powers

    from the central government to the provincial

    and lower level governments

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    State-Owned Enterprise Reform

    enlarge enterprise autonomy and to expand the

    role of financial incentives

    two-track system

    Moving towards a Market Economy

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    Financial Reforms

    Peoples Bank of China

    Industrial and CommercialBank of China

    China Construction Bank

    Agricultural Bank of China

    Bank of China

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    Approaches

    A Pragmatic and Incremental Approach

    A Micro-first and Self-propelling Approach

    Dual-track and Growing-out-of-plan Approach

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    A Pragmatic and Incremental Approach

    Pragmatism success are determined by experiment rather than by

    ideology Incrementalism

    idea is implemented locally or in a particular economicsector

    reduce the transitional costs increase the reform benefits

    minimize the uncertainty of economic reforms

    maximize the possibility of success.

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    A Micro-first and Self-propelling Approach

    the government took measures to improve the micro

    incentives

    granting partial managerial autonomy

    profit-sharing to the micro units

    introduced a dual-track price and allocation system

    the resources to be allocated increasingly by the micro units

    liberalized the price

    gradually introduced and strengthened the necessary market

    institutions

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    Dual-track and Growing-out-of-plan

    Approach

    economic agents are assigned rights to andobligations for fixed quantities of goods at fixed plan

    prices as specified in the preexisting plan the commune -sell a fixed quantity of output to the

    state procurement agency & pay a fixed tax to the

    government

    it can liberalize markets without creating losers andthus is politically appealing

    can also achieve efficiency

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    CONSEQUENCES OF CHINESE ECONOMIC

    REFORMS Diminishing State Sector

    o Share of GIOV produced by SOEs decreased from 77.6% to 13%.

    o SOEs have been consolidating through mergers, bankruptciesand regrouping.

    o Chinas SOEs have nearly completed separating themselves

    from the social functions of providing housing, day care,

    hospitals, and schools for their employees.

    o The government has also relaxed the restriction that the state in

    a state-holding enterprise must hold more than 50 percent of

    the shares.

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    Integrating China into the Global Economy

    China as a world factory

    Top producer for more than 100 products

    Increase in global exports

    FDIs Contribution to Chinas

    Economic Development Investments

    Industrial output and value-added

    Exports

    Foreign exchange

    Tax revenues

    Employment

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    Causes for Slowdown

    Fall in exports Recession in Europe and a patchy

    economic recovery in the U.S, increasing cost of

    labour. Fall in Domestic Demand

    Middle income trap Chinas per capita income

    projected to reach $10,000 by 2015 . combined withhigh old age dependency ratio, high investment rate

    with low rate of return, undervalued exchange rate.

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    Wage inflation

    The Invisible debt The debt of households and

    corporations amounts to 130% of GDP

    Over heated Investment It has an investment

    rate of nearly 50% of GDP.

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    Poor governance A weak and relatively

    decentralized government.

    Ageing population

    Housing and Banking are a mess Following a

    real estate bubble, in addition the countrys

    shady banking sector which is overloaded with

    bad loans.

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    CAN THIS GROWTH STORY LAST

    FOREVER?

    Increase of GDP to debt ratio from 147 per cent at the end of

    2008 to 251 per cent by the end of June this year.

    When China started economic reform in 1978,it was very

    backward and had very less productivity.

    Chinas banking Sector is still dominated by State Controlled

    banks.

    No Synchronization between economic reform and political

    reform.

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