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We published the first of this series of books about the Chinese reforms and economy on the twentieth anniversary, 20 years ago. China’s economy had expanded by five times over the intervening two decades, and its foreign trade by 12 times. Consumption levels had greatly increased for nearly half of the world’s people in poverty. From being an isolated, autarchic economy, China through the 1990s absorbed about half of the foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to developing economies. From having no trade or investment ties with Taiwan and South Korea, by the 1990s, China was the first or second largest export destination of one and the third largest of the other.

40 years of Chinese economic reform and development and the challenge of 50