International Economic Review 2013 Issue 5 Change in IMF’s Capital Flows Management Framework and Its Implications

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International Economic Review
1007-0947
2013 Issue 5

Change in IMF’s Capital Flows Management Framework and Its Implications
Li Chao;

..............page:9-18+4

Where Is the International Monetary Regime Heading?
Li Ping;Gong Xuhong;

..............page:19-29+4

International Flow of Production Factors and Operational Mechanism of a Globalized Economy
Zhang Youwen;

..............page:30-39+4-5

Resolving the Conundrums of the Chinese Economy-Using an AD-AS Framework
Wu Ge;Liu Kun;

..............page:40-54+5

Will Abenomics Work? An Assessment of Japan’s Growth Strategy
Gao Haihong;Chen Sichong;

..............page:55-66+5

“The Huajian Phenomenon” and the Evolving Patterns of China’s Investment in Africa
Lu Feng;Jiang Zhixiao;Zhou Jun’an;

..............page:67-76+6

China’s Overseas Shopping Spree and Its Formation Mechanism:Implications for China’s Drive to Stimulate Domestic Consumption
Chen Youhua;Miao Guo;

..............page:77-85+6

Risks of China’s Globalized Defence Procurement and Countermeasures
Huang Chaofeng;

..............page:86-97+6

Spillover Effect of US Exit from QE and China’s Strategy
Tan Xiaofen;Xiong Aizong;Chen Sichong;

..............page:98-108+7

Direct Investment Between China and the US:Challenges and Solutions
Wang Bijun;

..............page:109-118+7

New Development in US Foreign Investment Policy and Law-Analysis of the 2012 US Model Bilateral Investment Treaty
Han Bing;

..............page:119-129+7-8

Characteristics and New Trends of CFIUS National Security Review
Pan Yuanyuan;Tang Jian;

..............page:130-141+8

Sino-US Cooperation Under the New Trade System:A Perspective of China-US S&ED
Yang Panpan;

..............page:142-148+8

“Who Should Chair the Fed?”
Edwin M.Truman;

..............page:149-150

“After Bernanke,Make Unconventional Policy the Norm”
ya dang s zuo sen ; kuang ke ke ;

..............page:150-151

“How Have Financial Markets Reacted to Financial-sector Reforms After the Crisis?”
Alexander Schfer;Isabel Schnabel;Beatrice Weder di Mauro;

..............page:151-153

“The Impact on the Financial Sector of Long-term Low Nominal-interest Rates”
Viral Acharya;Richard Portes;Richard Reid;

..............page:153-155

“Central Bank Cooperation During the Great Recession”
Francesco Papadia;

..............page:155-157

“QE’s Fiscal Benefits Outweigh Any Fiscal Costs”
Joseph E.Gagnon;

..............page:157-158

“Government,Not Globalization,Destroyed Detroit”
Michael D.Tanner;

..............page:158-160

“Obama’s Modest Inroads in Africa”
John Campbell;

..............page:160-162

“A Realistic Bridge Towards European Banking Union”
Nicolas Véron;

..............page:163-165

“Fundamentals and Sovereign Risk of Emerging Markets”
Joshua Aizenman;Yothin Jinjarak;Donghyun Park;

..............page:165-167

“The Global Financial Crisis and Its Effects on Asian Capitalism:Views from China,Indonesia,Japan,and South Korea”
Jongryn Mo;

..............page:167-169

"The Emerging Asia Power Web:The Rise of Bilateral Intra-Asian Security Ties"
Patrick M.Cronin;Richard Fontaine;Zachary M.Hosford;Oriana Skylar Mastro;Ely Ratner;Alexander Sullivan;

..............page:169-171

"China-EU Solar Panel Trade Dispute:Rhetoric Versus Reality"
Simon J Evenett;

..............page:172-174

"The Hyperglobalization of Trade and Its Future"
Arvind Subramanian;Martin Kessler;

..............page:175-176