Regulatory change in China. A technocratic decision?
In this podcast Dr Khanna discusses the regulatory changes in China, whether they were a technocratic decision and how easily they were accepted. He also looks at the economic growth at the time and how this could affect the acceptance of the people in the country, versus it being due to the government system.
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