Economics 208 - Develop. & Transition in China

Spring
2013
01
4.00
Satyananda Gabriel;Calvin Chen

TTH 11:30AM-12:45PM

Mount Holyoke College
83699
Kendade 305
sgabriel@mtholyoke.edu;cchen@mtholyoke.edu
This course first explores institutional changes reshaping the Chinese economy and larger society over the past three and a half decades and then focuses on the interplay of current structures of the economy with non-economic (political, cultural, and environmental) processes in generating rapid economic growth and relative macroeconomic stability. Recent reforms in financial institutions and financial relationships, as a nexus in the transformation and globalization of the Chinese economy, will receive special attention and serve as the entry point into an analysis of the potential for future economic/financial crises.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.