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Meritocracy or Patronage? investigates the fundamental question of how China’s political system influences economic outcomes. The authors, Fubing Su and Ran Tao, provide a comprehensive analysis of whether merit-based selection or patronage networks have been the primary driver of China’s economic transition and growth.
This work examines the mechanisms through which political leadership and governance structures have shaped economic policy and institutional development. By exploring the tension between meritocratic principles and patronage relationships, the book offers insights into how China’s unique political system has facilitated rapid economic transformation while maintaining political stability.
Part of the Elements in Chinese Economy and Governance series, this scholarly work is essential for understanding the intricate relationship between political institutions and economic performance in contemporary China. It appeals to academics, policymakers, and students interested in Chinese political economy, institutional analysis, and comparative governance.
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