Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?

China's remarkable economic growth is often attributed to strong government intervention that can mobilize large amounts of resources to clear any bottleneck to growth or institutional change. This approach is often referred to as the Beijing Consensus (BC) as compared to the Washington Consens...

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Main Author: Yao, Yang
Format: Journal Article
Published: 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6098
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spelling okr-10986-60982021-04-23T14:02:24Z Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success? Yao, Yang arbitrage developing countries economic development economic efficiency Fiscal decentralization fiscal policy foreign direct investment government intervention government revenue inflation infrastructure investment local government local governments market competition market prices market transactions ownership structures private property tax transition economies China's remarkable economic growth is often attributed to strong government intervention that can mobilize large amounts of resources to clear any bottleneck to growth or institutional change. This approach is often referred to as the Beijing Consensus (BC) as compared to the Washington Consensus (WC): the former being a model of authoritarianism and heavy state involvement in the economy, the latter a model of neoliberal and market-oriented doctrines. But these characterizations are inaccurate. 2012-05-16T16:21:37Z 2012-05-16T16:21:37Z 2011-04 Journal Article Development Outreach http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6098 Development Outreach CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Journal Article East Asia and Pacific China
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topic arbitrage
developing countries
economic development
economic efficiency
Fiscal decentralization
fiscal policy
foreign direct investment
government intervention
government revenue
inflation
infrastructure investment
local government
local governments
market competition
market prices
market transactions
ownership structures
private property
tax
transition economies
spellingShingle arbitrage
developing countries
economic development
economic efficiency
Fiscal decentralization
fiscal policy
foreign direct investment
government intervention
government revenue
inflation
infrastructure investment
local government
local governments
market competition
market prices
market transactions
ownership structures
private property
tax
transition economies
Yao, Yang
Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
geographic_facet East Asia and Pacific
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description China's remarkable economic growth is often attributed to strong government intervention that can mobilize large amounts of resources to clear any bottleneck to growth or institutional change. This approach is often referred to as the Beijing Consensus (BC) as compared to the Washington Consensus (WC): the former being a model of authoritarianism and heavy state involvement in the economy, the latter a model of neoliberal and market-oriented doctrines. But these characterizations are inaccurate.
format Journal Article
author Yao, Yang
author_facet Yao, Yang
author_sort Yao, Yang
title Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
title_short Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
title_full Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
title_fullStr Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
title_full_unstemmed Beijing Consensus Or Washington Consensus : What Explains China's Economic Success?
title_sort beijing consensus or washington consensus : what explains china's economic success?
publishDate 2012
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6098
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