- Wu
Jinglian (Chinese: 吴敬琏; pinyin: Wú
Jìnglián; born
January 24, 1930) is one of the
preeminent economists of the People's
Republic of
China (PRC), primarily...
- Yu
Jinglian (Chinese: 于景连; 5
March 1953 – ) was a
coach and
former Chinese footballer. He pla**** for
China PR in the 1976
Asian Cup. Yu
Jinglian was born...
- Gufen" ('Stock Li'),
while Wu
Jinglian is
known as Wu
Shichang ('Market Wu').
Along with Yu
Guangyuan and Wu
Jinglian, Li was
credited with providing...
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capitalism have been made to
other countries such as
Argentina and Greece. Wu
Jinglian, one of China's
leading economists and a
longtime advocate of its transition...
- Mok Qin Sun Tao To Wong Wang (Ruos****) Wang (Yang) Wen Wu (Chi-wai) Wu (
Jinglian) Wu (K. C.)
Xiang Xu (Jilin) Xu (Youyu) Xu (Zhangrun) Yang
Yeung James...
- Comparisons: Case
Studies and Comparisons. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-317-46409-9.
Jinglian, Wu; Guochuan, Ma (2016).
Whither China?:
Restarting the
Reform Agenda...
- Mok Qin Sun Tao To Wong Wang (Ruos****) Wang (Yang) Wen Wu (Chi-wai) Wu (
Jinglian) Wu (K. C.)
Xiang Xu (Jilin) Xu (Youyu) Xu (Zhangrun) Yang
Yeung James...
- Song Lian (Chinese: 宋濂; 1310–1381),
courtesy name
Jinglian (景濂), was a
Chinese historian and
official of the Ming dynasty. He was a
literary and political...
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Public Shareholders (A+H shares) Wang
Qishan – Vice
President of
China Wu
Jinglian –
Chinese economist Xu
Xiaonian –
Professor of
Economics and
Finance at...
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Mengxin Zhao (2012) — p. 207[permanent dead link] of (Masahiko Aoki,
Jinglian Wu; editors) — The
Chinese Economy: A New Transition[permanent dead link]...
