Taught in English. In this course, we will explore theory and practice of economic development in China, concentrating on the following areas:
- Effects of the evolution of property rights and institutional change
- Theories and issues of urbanization and migration from rural areas in a mega-sized population
- The relationship of the entrepreneur to economic development
- Consequences of the global financial crisis on China’s development, the deepening of China’s financial markets, and the effects of financial system reforms
- Social security
- Reform of state-owned enterprises
(TU #80590753)
Class taught by Tsinghua’s School of Public Policy & Management and may not be available every semester. Tsinghua’s exam schedule for this course may require students to stay beyond the regular SU Beijing program end date.
Department: Public Administration and International Affairs
Location: Tsinghua
Credits: 3