Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So
Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So

What does the future hold for China’s economic transformation as its first ‘reformists’ fade from prominence?

After years of decision-making, retirements of market believers, such as Wu Jinglian, set to complicate China’s process of reinventing its economic model

Topic |   China economy
Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So
Renowned economist Wu Jinglian, who led research teams and advised Beijing’s top leadership, is the intellectual leader of China’s reformists. Photo: Edmond So
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