International Economic Review 2005 Issue 2 Weak Points of China's Economic Re-Rise

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International Economic Review
1007-0947
2005 Issue 2

Weak Points of China's Economic Re-Rise
Ding Xueliang

..............page:15-16

Revisit So-Called "International Economic Friction Era" Caused by China's Rise
Zhao Xiao;Liu Yang

..............page:5-14

How to Adjust RMB's Exchange Rate Policy: Objective, Schemes and Timing
Zhang Bin;He Fan

..............page:17-22

Incremental Revaluation Imposes the Smallest Pressure on Employment in the Short Run
He Xinhua

..............page:23-25

Change of Exchange Rate Alone Can Not Achieve Effective Adjustment of the Current Account
Wang Xin;Ma Jun

..............page:26-29

Development Strategy of Financial Liberalization: Conflict between Internal Deepening and External Opening
Lei Da;Yu Chunhai

..............page:30-33

Financial Service and Economic Growth: Lessons from the U.S.
He Dexu;Wang Chaoyang

..............page:33-37

Analysis and Forecast of the Stability and Risks in International Banking Industry
Dai Jinping;Wang Xiaotian

..............page:38-42

Opinions on the Impact of World Major Economies on China: a Survey
Research Group of 〈International Economic Review〉

..............page:42-49

Evaluation of "Policy Legacy " in the Clinton Era
Chen Minqiang

..............page:50-55

What Is the Way out for the Dilemma of Labor-Capital Negotiations
Wang Mei

..............page:56-59

Think-tanks in Germany
Wang Zhiyong

..............page:60-64