英文摘要 |
In past 10 years, China, who has been resisting to change her political system, has reached a great economic performance that is significantly better than the ones of Russia and East European counties who were dramatically switched to democracy regimes in 1990s. How do New Institutional Economists (NIEs) interpret China's great transformation since 1980s? What are the features and limitations of NIEs' perspective in interpreting China? In order to explore these issues, this paper first reviews the rising of NIEs and their main theories. Then, based on Coase and Wang (2013)'s book – How China Became Capitalist, the features of Coase's story is reviewed. However, there are some significant shortages and controversies in Coase's interpretation on China's great transformation. Especially, it is obviously that China has not yet successfully built a stable property right system and legal system through which China can persistently support her economic growth in the future. Finally, this paper figures out what should China make efforts in order to reach an efficient institutional system. |