Property Rights and Changes in China

1.Real-World Economics: Coase’s Methodology of Economics and Its Application in China 2.Property Rights of Human Capital 3.Rural Reform: A Review of Changes in Economic Institutions 4.Farmers, Market, and Institutional Innovation: Deep Reform Faced by Rural Areas after Household Responsibility System 5.Property Rights of Agricultural Land and Land Requisition System: A Major Reform Faced by Urbanization 6.The Firm in The Market: A Special Contract Between Human Capital and Non-Human Capital 7.＂Reward of Enterprise Control＂ and ＂Entrepreneur-Controlled Enterprise＂ Entrepreneurial Human Capital in Public-Owned Enterprises 8.The Nature of The Public-Owned Enterprise 9.The Theory of The Firm and China’s Reform 10.Competition, Monopoly, and Regulation: A Background Report on Anti-Monopoly Policy 11.Health For All? -- Debate on The New Round of Healthcare Reform in China12.Monetary System and Economic Growth 13.System Cost and China’s Economic Growth

Qiren Zhou graduated from Renmin University of China in 1982. In 1980s, he worked for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Research Centre for Rural Development of the State Council, as he was engaged in the research of China’s reform and development. From 1989, he visited and studied at University of Oxford, University of Colorado, University of Chicago, and then University of California Los Angeles where he got his Ph.D. degree.Since January 1996, he joined China Centre for Economic Research at Peking University (CCER). He was the Dean of National School of Development (NSD) at Peking University from 2008 to 2012.He also served as a member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the People’s Bank of China during 2010-1012. His researches focus on Property Rights and Contracts, Economic Institution Change, Firms and Market Organization, Monopoly and Regulation, Land System Reform and Urbanization, Money and Banking, etc.