1 Seventy Years of Fiscal Policy in China: Phases, Lessons, and Future Outlooks
2 Fiscal Policy in the Early Years of the People’s Republic of China: 1949–1957
3 Fiscal Policy during the Planned Economy Era: 1958–1977
4 Fiscal Policy in the Early Market‑Oriented Reform Period: 1978–1991
5 Fiscal Policy after Setting Market Economy Reform Goals: 1992–1997
6 Transition in Market‑Oriented Fiscal Policy: 1998–2011
7 Fiscal Policy in the New Era: 2012 to Present
8 Conclusion
Biography
Yang Zhiyong is President of the Chinese Academy of Fiscal Sciences. A Ph.D. in Economics, he is a prominent scholar recognized as the Chief Expert of the China Top Think Tank. Prof. Yang is a distinguished researcher, selected for the National Talent Development Program, and honored as an “Outstanding Mid-aged Expert.” He is also a recipient of the State Council Special Allowance. Prof. Yang’s research centers on fiscal and taxation theory, fiscal policy, and China’s economic reforms.
