Pekingology

Picking Losers

Aug 11, 2022

40:23

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The Effects of Career Incentives on China's Economy

02:36

What's the Purpose of Industrial Policy?

01:40

The Evolution of China's Political System

01:50

Introduction

3min

Can You Just Tell Us About the Origins of This Paper?

2min

The Efficientness of Industrial Policy in China

3min

What's the Purpose of Industrial Policy?

2min

Is China a High Income Economy That's Facing the Same Challenges as the US?

3min

The Role of Local Governments in Industrial Policy

3min

The Evolution of China's Political System

2min

Industrial Policy in China - What Is the Impact of Short Term Career Incentives?

2min

Is There a Shortening of Tenure?

2min

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Is It Time for You to Move On?

2min

11.

The Effects of Career Incentives on China's Economy

3min

12.

The Relationship Between Firm Subsidy and Firm Entry

3min

13.

Is the Problem Market Entry, or Is It the Problem Exit?

3min

14.

I'm Steering Money Towards a Bullman Ink

4min

15.

Industrial Policy and China's Political Economy

2min

16.

Is It Getting Harder to Understand What's Going on in China?

3min

In this episode of Pekingology, Freeman Chair Jude Blanchette is joined by David Bulman, the Jill McGovern and Steven Muller Assistant Professor of China Studies and International Affairs and U.S. Director of the Pacific Community Initiative at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), to discuss his co-authored paper, Picking Losers: How Career Incentives Undermine Industrial Policy in Chinese Cities.