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Comparative Economic Studies articles from December 2000
This journal focuses on theoretical and policy issues of creating market institutions in previously centrally-planned economies.
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Comparative Economic Studies archives from December 2000
Introduction: Structural Transformation, Opening Up and Catching Up in Vietnam.
December 22, 2000... Vietnam is a fascinating case in comparative economic studies because it may be compared under different angles with many other countries or groups of countries. China and Vietnam are countries in transition, but unlike Eastern Europe and the...
Vietnam's Economic Transformation and Convergence with the Dynamic ASEAN Economies.
December 22, 2000... For more than a decade, Vietnam has experimented with market reforms to renovate its centrally-managed economy. As part of this process--and reflecting the shifting post-cold war world order--it has also re-oriented its foreign relations....
Financial Sector Reform in China and Viet Nam: A Comparative Perspective.
December 22, 2000... 1. Introduction
Building on the insight of Schumpeter (1912), more recent studies have shown (cff. King and Levine 1993; Levine 1997 for a useful survey) that there is a robust relationship, judged on the basis of cross-country...
Ten Puzzles and Surprises Economic and Social Change in Vietnam, 1993-1998.
December 22, 2000... Introduction
Between 1993 and 1998 the Vietnamese economy grew exceptionally rapidly. GDP rose by 8.9% annually, the fourth fastest rate in the world.(1) In this paper we ask what social and economic changes, at the household level,...
Modelling Transition And International Opening In Asia: The Case Of Vietnam With A Comparison With China And The "Asian Tigers".
December 22, 2000... Introduction
Like China, Vietnam displays three structural features:
-as a transition country, it aims to move from a closed socialist planned economy to an open capitalist market-cleared economy;
-as a poor developing country, it...
LETTERS.
December 22, 2000... To The Editor:
This is in response to Jozef M. van Brabant's review of my book, Collision and Collusion: The Strange Case of Western Aid to Eastern Europe. Book reviewers' comments reflect matters of judgement (regarding how the author...