Loans from international financial institutions (IFI loans) to China were a very important beginning to China’s opening to the outside world. This book represents the first comprehensive study done in China to evaluate the overall performance of IFI assistance to China from 1981 to 2002. It analyzes the efficiency of international assistance in contributing to the Chinese economy by investigating the actual implementation of the projects and their economic, financial, social, ecological, and educational impacts. It draws on successful cooperations between the Chinese government and IFIs, analyzes major lessons in project management, and provides recommendations on how to further develop international cooperations that are mutually beneficial.
Angang Hu is the director of the Center for China Studies and a professor at the School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University. His research work is noticed by Chinese leadership, and often influences government policies.
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Background and Summary.- Objective Evaluation.- Process Evaluation.- Evaluation of Results and Impact.- Sectoral and Regional Analysis.- The Roles and Contributions of IFI Loans to China.- Experiences of IFI Operations.- Issues and Policy Recommendations.- Apendix.
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Angang Hu is the director of Center for China Studies and a professor at the School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University. He is a famous economist devoted to the area of China studies. His main area of work is Chinese economic development and public policy. He has published 49 monographs. His research work is noticed by Chinese leadership, and often influences government policies.
Guangyu Hu is a researcher at the Center for China Studies and a teacher at the School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University. His main area of research is strategy management and public policy. He has published 10 monographs.