China, India and Beyond

Edited by Natalia Dinello, Principal Political Scientist, Global Development Network, New Delhi, India and Wang Shaoguang, Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong and Tsinghua University, China

• Contents:Foreword: The Asian Miracle and its ImplicationsLawrence SummersIntroductionNatalia Dinello and Wang ShaoguangPART I: CHINA’S BOOM AND INDIA’S GROWTH1. Perspectives on China’s Economic Growth: Prospects and Wider ImpactLinda Y. Yueh2. India’s Growth: Past and FutureShankar Acharya3. Asian Century or Multipolar Century?David DollarPART II: DRIVERS AND LIMITATIONS OF DEVELOPMENT4. Specialization Patterns under Trade Liberalization: Evidence from India and ChinaChoorikkadan Veeramani5. Sources of China’s Export GrowthRoberto Álvarez and Sebastián Claro6. Trade Liberalization and R&D Investment: Evidence from Manufacturing Firms in IndiaMavannoor Parameswaran7. Public–Private Partnership in the Provision of Health Care Services to the Poor in IndiaA. Venkat Raman and James Warner Björkman8. Labor Market Informalization and Implications for Sustainable GrowthDu Yang, Cai Fang and Wang Meiyan9. Financing China’s Entrepreneurs: The Role of Legislative MembershipWubiao Zhou10. Grassroots Democracy, Accountability and Income Distribution: Evidence from Rural ChinaYan Shen and Yang YaoIndex