Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China
Amidst all the hoopla about China's rise, it is useful to remember that China is a developing country whose transition to a market economy is not yet complete, with institution building still underway. The uneven pace of progress is reflected...
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okr-10986-170832021-04-23T14:03:33Z Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China Wong, Christine ABUSES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTABILITY MEASURES ACCOUNTING AGGREGATE FISCAL DISCIPLINE APPROPRIATIONS AUDITING AUDITOR AUDITORS AUDITS AUTONOMOUS REGIONS BASIC EDUCATION BENEFICIARIES BUDGET PROCESS BUDGETARY EXPENDITURES BUDGETING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CENTRAL MINISTRIES CENTRAL PLANNING CITIES CIVIL SERVANTS COMPLAINT CORRUPTION CRIMINAL DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT BANK DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT-LEVEL DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RECOVERY EMPLOYMENT ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURE MONITORING EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES ON EDUCATION EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FINANCES FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL GAPS FISCAL REFORM FISCAL TRANSFERS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT AUDITING GOVERNMENT DEBTS GOVERNMENT FINANCES GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT REVENUE GOVERNMENT REVENUES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSURANCE INVESTIGATIONS INVESTING LAND POLICY LEADERSHIP LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LEVY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MACROECONOMIC TARGETS MALFEASANCE MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL BUDGET PENSION PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION POLICY MAKERS POLICY PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT PROVINCE PROVINCES PROVINCIAL CAPITAL PROVINCIAL EXPENDITURES PUBLIC PUBLIC EMPLOYEES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC FINANCES PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING RESERVES RETURN REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE SHARING ROADS RURAL TOWNSHIPS SAVINGS SCANDALS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL WELFARE STATE ASSETS STOCK MARKET STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENT SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX BASES TAX POLICY TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOWNSHIPS TREASURY URBANIZATION USER CHARGES WAGE RATES Amidst all the hoopla about China's rise, it is useful to remember that China is a developing country whose transition to a market economy is not yet complete, with institution building still underway. The uneven pace of progress is reflected in the state of its public sector, but in some respects, China s public sector looks formidable. Most often mentioned is the government s treasure chest of US$3 trillion in foreign reserves. Even more enviable, government revenues have grown at annual rates of over 20 percent for a decade (China statistics 2011), fuelling a steep fiscal expansion at a time when so many countries are being forced to undergo painful consolidations. The government s reputation was further burnished in the post-Lehman global financial crisis, when, after a brief, though sharp, downturn in 2008, China became the first major economy to return to robust growth, propelled by a stimulus program that was, in relative terms, by far the biggest in the world. The bold stimulus and quick economic recovery seemed to show off an effective public sector able to implement national policies swiftly. 2014-02-18T21:55:30Z 2014-02-18T21:55:30Z 2012-09 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/17451388/performance-monitoring-evaluation-china http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17083 English en_US PREM Notes;No. 23 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific China |
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ABUSES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTABILITY MEASURES ACCOUNTING AGGREGATE FISCAL DISCIPLINE APPROPRIATIONS AUDITING AUDITOR AUDITORS AUDITS AUTONOMOUS REGIONS BASIC EDUCATION BENEFICIARIES BUDGET PROCESS BUDGETARY EXPENDITURES BUDGETING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CENTRAL MINISTRIES CENTRAL PLANNING CITIES CIVIL SERVANTS COMPLAINT CORRUPTION CRIMINAL DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT BANK DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT-LEVEL DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RECOVERY EMPLOYMENT ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURE MONITORING EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES ON EDUCATION EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FINANCES FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL GAPS FISCAL REFORM FISCAL TRANSFERS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT AUDITING GOVERNMENT DEBTS GOVERNMENT FINANCES GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT REVENUE GOVERNMENT REVENUES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSURANCE INVESTIGATIONS INVESTING LAND POLICY LEADERSHIP LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LEVY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MACROECONOMIC TARGETS MALFEASANCE MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL BUDGET PENSION PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION POLICY MAKERS POLICY PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT PROVINCE PROVINCES PROVINCIAL CAPITAL PROVINCIAL EXPENDITURES PUBLIC PUBLIC EMPLOYEES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC FINANCES PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING RESERVES RETURN REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE SHARING ROADS RURAL TOWNSHIPS SAVINGS SCANDALS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL WELFARE STATE ASSETS STOCK MARKET STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENT SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX BASES TAX POLICY TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOWNSHIPS TREASURY URBANIZATION USER CHARGES WAGE RATES |
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ABUSES ACCOUNTABILITY ACCOUNTABILITY MEASURES ACCOUNTING AGGREGATE FISCAL DISCIPLINE APPROPRIATIONS AUDITING AUDITOR AUDITORS AUDITS AUTONOMOUS REGIONS BASIC EDUCATION BENEFICIARIES BUDGET PROCESS BUDGETARY EXPENDITURES BUDGETING CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET CENTRAL MINISTRIES CENTRAL PLANNING CITIES CIVIL SERVANTS COMPLAINT CORRUPTION CRIMINAL DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT BANK DISBURSEMENT DISTRICT DISTRICT-LEVEL DISTRICTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC RECOVERY EMPLOYMENT ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE RATE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT EXPENDITURE MONITORING EXPENDITURES EXPENDITURES ON EDUCATION EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FINANCES FINANCIAL ANALYSIS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL GAPS FISCAL REFORM FISCAL TRANSFERS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT GLOBAL ECONOMY GOVERNMENT AUDITING GOVERNMENT DEBTS GOVERNMENT FINANCES GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT REVENUE GOVERNMENT REVENUES GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION SYSTEM INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSURANCE INVESTIGATIONS INVESTING LAND POLICY LEADERSHIP LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT LEVIES LEVY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MACROECONOMIC TARGETS MALFEASANCE MANDATES MARKET ECONOMY MINISTER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MINISTRY OF FINANCE MUNICIPAL FINANCE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS MUNICIPALITIES MUNICIPALITY NATIONAL BUDGET PENSION PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL POLICY IMPLEMENTATION POLICY MAKERS POLICY PRIORITIES PROCUREMENT PROVINCE PROVINCES PROVINCIAL CAPITAL PROVINCIAL EXPENDITURES PUBLIC PUBLIC EMPLOYEES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC FINANCE SYSTEM PUBLIC FINANCES PUBLIC INVESTMENT PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC RESOURCES PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING RESERVES RETURN REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION REVENUE SHARING ROADS RURAL TOWNSHIPS SAVINGS SCANDALS SERVICE DELIVERY SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL WELFARE STATE ASSETS STOCK MARKET STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT SUB-NATIONAL SUB-NATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENT SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX BASES TAX POLICY TAX REVENUES TAXATION TOWNSHIPS TREASURY URBANIZATION USER CHARGES WAGE RATES Wong, Christine Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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PREM Notes;No. 23 |
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Amidst all the hoopla about China's
rise, it is useful to remember that China is a developing
country whose transition to a market economy is not yet
complete, with institution building still underway. The
uneven pace of progress is reflected in the state of its
public sector, but in some respects, China s public sector
looks formidable. Most often mentioned is the government s
treasure chest of US$3 trillion in foreign reserves. Even
more enviable, government revenues have grown at annual
rates of over 20 percent for a decade (China statistics
2011), fuelling a steep fiscal expansion at a time when so
many countries are being forced to undergo painful
consolidations. The government s reputation was further
burnished in the post-Lehman global financial crisis, when,
after a brief, though sharp, downturn in 2008, China became
the first major economy to return to robust growth,
propelled by a stimulus program that was, in relative terms,
by far the biggest in the world. The bold stimulus and quick
economic recovery seemed to show off an effective public
sector able to implement national policies swiftly. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Wong, Christine |
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Wong, Christine |
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Wong, Christine |
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Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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Performance, Monitoring, and Evaluation in China |
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performance, monitoring, and evaluation in china |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/09/17451388/performance-monitoring-evaluation-china http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17083 |
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