Fiscal Underpinnings for Sustainable Development in China

Examines rebalancing and sustainable development in China, with a special focus on Guangdongwhich presents a microcosm for the whole country, particular the impacts of the governance context on local financing instruments for sustainable development
The issue of responsible governance at different levels of administration is a key focus, covering tax and spending policy, access to credit and other financing mechanisms, such as PPPs
Presents a unique analysis of specific underrated public policy issues in China, from the macro to the institutional and micro levels, shedding new light on the fiscal challenges in the near future

Inhalt
Chapter 1: Evaluation of Public Service Based on Public Risk.- Chapter 2: Approaches towards Sustainable Development in China.- Chapter 3: GFSM Framework, Local Balance Sheets and Managing Liabilities--Examples from Municipality.- Chapter 4: Land Use Reforms: Towards Sustainable Development in China.- Chapter 5: Subnational Debt in China and Germany: a Comparative Perspective.- Chapter 6: PPPs and Managing Risks in China--Some International Contrasts.- Chapter 7: PPP in Transportation Sector: Using Beijing Metro Line 4 as an Example.- Chapter 8: Hub-periphery Development Patterns and Inclusive Growth: Case Study of Guangdong Province.- Chapter 9: Managing Subnational Liability for Sustainable Development: Using Guangdong Province as an Example.- Chapter 10: Debt Management and Taxation at Township Levels in Guangdong.- Chapter 11: Looking at Local fiscal Sustainability through BRT Auditing Evaluation.- Chapter 12: Risk Management of PPP Projects in Guangzhou's Waste from Catering Industry.<p