International Economic Review 2002 Issue 2 Structural Reform in Japan: Why So Difficult?

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International Economic Review
1007-0947
2002 Issue 2

Structural Reform in Japan: Why So Difficult?
yuan ying zi

..............page:5-7

Comment On Short -Term Economic Recession in the U.S.
hu an gang

..............page:8-12

The Modernization Process in Turkey: What Can Be Learnt?
lei yi

..............page:61-64

The Sustainability of Converting the Land for Forestry and Pasture
xu jin tao ; cao zuo zuo

..............page:56-60

Promoting Employment of the Population Under Poverty by Improving Allocation of Resources
zhu ling

..............page:52-55

Diversified Views of Sovereignty under Globalization
jiang chang bin

..............page:49-52

The Abandon by the U.S. Of Anti - Ballistic Missile Treaty: Causes and Impacts
zhu feng

..............page:45-48

Basic Framework of the View of Security in the International System
li shao jun

..............page:41-44

Reform and Restructuring in the Asian Banking Industries
xu zhen dong

..............page:36-40

"Strong Dollar" Policy: Origin and Future
zhang zhao jie

..............page:33-35

Fiscal Surplus in the U.S. And Changes in the Reference of Criteria in Financial Markets
wang li na

..............page:27-32

Cyclical Changes of the New Economy and Restructuring of International Division of labour in IT Industry
hua min

..............page:24-26

Theoretic flaws in the International Economics
mao yu zuo

..............page:21-24

International Financial Architecture for 2002: A New Approach to Sovereign Debt Restructuring
an ni ke lu ge

..............page:17-20

On the New Thinking of Sovereign Debt Restructuring by the IMF
he li ping

..............page:13-16