Economists from Nankia University in China assemble otherwise scattered data in order to chart the progress of economic reform in that country over the past two decades. They arrange the evaluation according to the original goals, marking the extent to which they are being more nearly met. Their topics include the adaptation of Chinese government behaviors to marketization, real estate, the technology market, agriculture, foreign trade, and regional variations within the country. The English is often awkward, but usually comprehensible with some effort. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR