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Lu, Ding was born on November 24, 1957 in Shanghai, China. Son of Wenda and Shao Ru (Zheng) Lu.
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State Intervention and Business in China: The Role of Preferential Policies
(With a population of 1.2 billion and nearly two decades o...)
With a population of 1.2 billion and nearly two decades of spectacular growth, China promises to become one of the world's largest economic powers and consumer markets in the next century. This potential has made China into one of the most attractive host countries for foreign direct investment. "State intervention and business in China" analyses the impact of preferential policies, the main vehicle of government intervention designed to influence firm's business decisions. Dr Ding and Dr Zhimin present a systematic study of China's preferential economic policies in the manufacturing industry in three core areas; namely investor, region and industry oriented policies. These fast changing policies have had great influence on a wide range of economic activities, including foreign direct investment. The extent, complexity and variety of preferential policies are bewildering to both investors and academics who study the Chinese economy. The authors give a clear account of policies including: preferential tax rates, state bank loans and trade protection and subsidies, and provide a political and economic analysis of their impact of state intervention on regional development and sectoral changes and presents an analysis of administrative uncertainties. By reviewing the recent policy changes and the views of experts, scholars and policy makers in China, this important book sheds new light on the economic prospects for China. "State intervention and business in China" will be indispensable for scholars and specialists who are interest in contemporary Chinese economy and society. It is also a valuable guide for doing business in China.
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Ding Lu
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Ding Lu, Chinese economist, educator. Recipient Pepsico fellowship Pepsico Foundation, 1986-1988, 89-90, University scholarship Northwestern University, 1988-1989, 90-91, grantee Social Sciences Research Council, 1990, National Science Foundation, 1993. Member American Economics Association, Economic Society Singapore, Chinese Economist Society.
Education
Bachelor, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 1983. Master of Arts, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 1986. Master of Arts, Northwestern University, 1988.
Doctor of Philosophy, Northwestern University, 1991.
Career
Economist, instructor Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 1986. Instructor, teaching assistant Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, 1988-1989, 90-91. Actuarial analyst Illinois Department Employment Security, Chicago, 1989-1990.
Research associate, assistant professor University Nebraska at Omaha, 1991-1992. Lecturer, associate professor National University of Singapore, since 1992. Director Center Study of Transitional Economies, Singapore, 1994-1998.
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State Intervention and Business in China: The Role of Preferential Policies
(With a population of 1.2 billion and nearly two decades o...)
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State Intervention and Business in China: The Role of Preferential Policies
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Member American Economics Association, Economics Society Singapore, Chinese Economist Society.
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Married Qing Li, October 24, 1985. Children: Stephanie L., Daniel L.
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1983
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1986
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1988
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1991
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1986
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1988 - 1989
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1988 - 1989
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1989 - 1990
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1991 - 1992
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1991 - 1992
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Recipient Pepsico fellowship Pepsico Foundation, 1986-1988, 89-90, University scholarship Northwestern University, 1988-1989, 90-91, grantee Social Sciences Research Council, 1990, National Science Foundation, 1993.Recipient Pepsico fellowship Pepsico Foundation, 1986-1988, 89-90, University scholarship Northwestern University, 1988-1989, 90-91, grantee Social Sciences Research Council, 1990, National Science Foundation, 1993.