The political economy of uneven development: The case of China

By Ly Zhang. 2001

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Estimation of China's provincial capital stock (1952–2004) with applications (2008, unknown): “These works, among others, include Zhang (1991, 2002), He (1992), Chow (1993), Jefferson et al. (1996), Hu and Khan (1997), Wang and Hu (1999), Wang and Fan (2000), Young (2000), Wang and Yao (2001); Huang (2002), Chow and Li (2002), Song et al. (2003), Li and Tang (2003), He et al. (2003), Zhang…”
Regional disparity and economic growth in China: The impact of labor market distortions (2002, background): “Scholarly studies have examined political, historical, and geographic factors causing increasing disparity across regions and warned of possible severe consequences that could shake the political regime (see Wang & Hu, 1999).”
Rise of China and the global overaccumulation crisis (2008, background): “Poverty spreads and intensifies in the rural inland area and the old bastions of state industry besieged by extensive unemployment (Riskin et al., 2001; Wang and Hu, 1999).”