This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of China’s fiscal policy since 1949. It provides an in-depth understanding of the contextual factors that shape its implementation and examines the transition logic between planned fiscal policy and market-oriented fiscal approaches.
The author introduces fiscal policy focused on national economic recovery (1949–1952), planned fiscal policy (1953–1977), fiscal policy adapted to economic transition (1978–2011), and fiscal policy in the new era (2012–present). With “fiscal balance” as the central theme, he summarizes the fundamental principles and key dynamics underpinning China's fiscal policy and presents a clear framework for understanding the evolution and strategic rationale behind the country’s approach to fiscal governance.
The title will appeal to scholars of Chinese economy, comparative economics, public finance, and macroeconomics.
1. 70 Years of Fiscal Policy in China: Phases, Lessons, and Future Outlooks 2. Fiscal Policy in The Early Years of The People's Republic of China: 1949–1957 3. Fiscal Policy During the Planned Economy Era: 1958–1977 4. Fiscal Policy in the Early Market-Oriented Reform Period: 1978–1991 5. Fiscal Policy After Setting Market Economy Reform Goals: 1992–1997 6. Transition in Market-Oriented Fiscal Policy: 1998–2011 7. Fiscal Policy in the New Era: 2012 to Present 8. Conclusion
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