Date of Award

Spring 2015

First Advisor

Dr. Simran Kahai

Abstract

This paper will begin with a review of the relevant literature on corruption and its effect on economic growth, both in general and in China specifically. The following sections will discuss the state of corruption in China and outline China’s historic economic growth since it opened up to the global economy. Next, the methodologies of the empirical study of this paper and a model for measuring the effects of corruption on economic growth will be presented. Finally, the results of this study will be analyzed, followed by a discussion of policy implications as China moves forward in the 21^st century.

Recommended Citation

D'Amico, Nicholas, "Corruption and Economic Growth in China: An Emirical Analysis" (2015). Senior Honors Projects. 78.
https://collected.jcu.edu/honorspapers/78