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Perfecting China, Inc.: The 13th Five-Year Plan
May 23, 2016 • 8:45 – 11:30 am EDT
Keynote address by:
Bob Zoellick
Chairman, Goldman Sachs’ International Advisors
Former World Bank President and Deputy Secretary of State
Presentation of the report's findings by authors:
Scott Kennedy Deputy Director
Freeman Chair in China Studies; Director, Project on Chinese Business and the Economy, CSIS
Christopher Johnson
Freeman Chair in China Studies, CSIS
Panel discussion featuring:
Rod Hunter
Senior Vice President for International Affairs,
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacterers of America
Barry Naughton
Sokwanlok Chair of Chinese International Affairs at the School of Global Policy and Strategy, UC San Diego
Bob Zoellick
Chairman, Goldman Sachs’ International Advisors
Former World Bank President and Deputy Secretary of State
Presentation of the report's findings by authors:
Scott Kennedy Deputy Director
Freeman Chair in China Studies; Director, Project on Chinese Business and the Economy, CSIS
Christopher Johnson
Freeman Chair in China Studies, CSIS
Panel discussion featuring:
Rod Hunter
Senior Vice President for International Affairs,
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacterers of America
Barry Naughton
Sokwanlok Chair of Chinese International Affairs at the School of Global Policy and Strategy, UC San Diego
Richard McGregor
Visiting Fellow,
Sigur Center for Asian Studies, George Washington University
Oliver Melton
Senior Economic Analyst,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, U.S. Department of State
Bill Whyman
Change Research
Please join the Freeman Chair in China Studies for the launch of our new report, Perfecting China, Inc.: The 13th Five Year Plan. Despite the explosive growth of the private sector in China’s economy over the last several decades, and a diminution of the role of planning in the management of an increasingly diverse economic landscape, the Chinese Communist Party’s five-year plans remain the most authoritative strategic vision on the direction of the country’s economic and social policies. Our report analyzes the recently released 13th Five-Year Plan in order to provide a window into the dynamics of China’s policy process, the trajectory of Chinese economic policies, and the implications of the plan for the business community.
Change Research
Please join the Freeman Chair in China Studies for the launch of our new report, Perfecting China, Inc.: The 13th Five Year Plan. Despite the explosive growth of the private sector in China’s economy over the last several decades, and a diminution of the role of planning in the management of an increasingly diverse economic landscape, the Chinese Communist Party’s five-year plans remain the most authoritative strategic vision on the direction of the country’s economic and social policies. Our report analyzes the recently released 13th Five-Year Plan in order to provide a window into the dynamics of China’s policy process, the trajectory of Chinese economic policies, and the implications of the plan for the business community.
