International Economic Review 2004 Issue 6 Who is Responsible for Regulating the Market Economy in the U.S.?--Evolution of Regulatory System in the U.S:From Command Control to Cost-Benefit Analysis

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International Economic Review
1007-0947
2004 Issue 6

Who is Responsible for Regulating the Market Economy in the U.S.?--Evolution of Regulatory System in the U.S:From Command Control to Cost-Benefit Analysis
xi tao

..............page:5-13

Production Management Security Of Demand And Market Stability
ya de li an la zuo si

..............page:14-19

Changes of World Energy Situation and China's Energy Security
ding yi fan

..............page:19-23

Foreign Energy Cooperation in the Framework of Russia's Energy Strategy
pang chang wei

..............page:24-28

How Did Bush Win the Election and Where Will He Go?
tao wen zuo

..............page:29-32

China and Non-Traditional Security
wang yi zhou

..............page:32-35

New Development of International Banking Industry:Another Vigorous Year
huang jin lao

..............page:36-42

Intrinsic Logic of Transition:A Reflection on the Arguments over State-Owned Enterprises
pan ying li

..............page:43-46

The Stability and Growth Pact:Is Its Principle Still Valid?
zhang jian xiong

..............page:47-50

The Pegged Exchange Rate Regime and Peso Crisis
wang yu

..............page:51-54

Argentina Crisis:Misplacing of Roles of Government and Market in the Developing Countries
he zuo

..............page:55-59

German's Support for Financing Small and Medium Enterprises:Principles,Institution and Innovation
shi shi wei

..............page:60-63