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Mentioned in 3 episodes

How China Escaped Shock Therapy

Book • 2021

Author

Isabella Weber

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Georg Diez

said what was interesting to him about Isabel Weber, China just for example has a much bigger arsenal of answers to market failure.

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#766 - Autor Georg Diez über die Fehler in den 1990er & die Probleme der Gegenwart

Mentioned by

Peter Lawrenson

as the book that they will be discussing in the episode.

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Isabella M. Weber, "How China Escaped Shock Therapy: The Market Reform Debate" (Routledge, 2021)

Mentioned by Robbie when discussing China's economic decoupling from the Soviet model.

[TEASER] (Chinese) Socialism vs (U.S.) Capitalism

Mentioned by

Ken Hammond

as about debates within the party over how to go forward.

The Deng Reform Period w/ Ken Hammond (Modern Chinese History Pt. 4)

Erwähnt von

Lisa Nienhaus

im Zusammenhang mit Webers Vorschlag zu Preiskontrollen angesichts hoher Energiepreise.

Hohe Preise: Tut doch endlich etwas

Introduced by

Briahna Joy Gray

as one of the panelists, who is the author.

Episode 478 - The Abundance Conspiracy (w/ Sandeep Vaheesan, Isabella Weber, & Aaron Regunberg)

Mentioned by

Joe Weisenthal

as the author of the book "How China Escaped Shock Therapy: The Market Reform Debate"

Isabella Weber on China’s Vision for Making Markets Work

Mentioned by

Jayne Hayward

as an excellent book explaining the nuances of China's economic reforms and the debates surrounding them.

How China Works (Ft. Jayne Hayward)

Mentioned by

Ben Norton

as a book describing China's economic reforms and how they differed from Milton Friedman's recommendations.

Corporate landlords are taking over, making life unaffordable: Economist Michael Hudson explains why

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