International Economic Review 2016 Issue 3 Analysis of the Trump Phenomenon and the Sanders Phenomenon in the U.S. Presidential Election

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International Economic Review
1007-0947
2016 Issue 3

Analysis of the Trump Phenomenon and the Sanders Phenomenon in the U.S. Presidential Election
Zhou Qi;Fu Suixin;

..............page:9-25+4

Global Financial Governance: Challenges, Goals and Reform—Analysis of G20 Summit 2016 Agenda
Global Financial Governance Task Force;Shanghai Development Research Foundation;

..............page:26-40+4

RMB Internationalization and Reform of International Monetary System After RMB Is Included in SDR Basket:A Money Function and Reserve Currency Supply and Demand Perspective
Lu Lei;Li Hongjin;

..............page:41-53+5

Reform of RMB Exchange Rate Formation System: Achievements, Current Situation and Future Direction
Zhang Ming;

..............page:54-68+5

Lessons from the U.S. State and Local Government Debt Problems
Zhang Fan;

..............page:69-84+6

New Round of Oversea Expansion of Japanese Banking Industry and Its Implications for China’s Banking Sector
Chen Weidong;Xiong Qiyue;

..............page:85-96+6

“Belt and Alliance”: Analysis of the Alignment Between China and Russia Under the “Non Symmetrical Inverted Triangle” Structure
Wang Zhiyuan;

..............page:97-113+6-7

The Third India-Africa Forum Summit and the China-Africa Relationship
Hao Rui;Mao Keji;Pu Dake;

..............page:114-124+7

zhong guo shi jie jing ji xue hui 2016 nian nian hui zheng wen tong zhi

..............page:124

Prospects of Multilateralized TISA
Zhou Yan;Li Wurong;

..............page:125-141+7-8

Services Industry Cooperation Between Chinese Mainland and Taiwan: A Political-Economics Analysis
Xia Jiechang;Qi Fei;

..............page:142-155+8

China’s Growth Prospects
Robert Barro;

..............page:156-157

China Continues to Focus on Growth not Reform
Alicia García-Herrero;Bruegel;

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

Reconciling Hayek’s and Keynes’ Views of Recessions
Douglas Rediker;

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

China’s Resurgence and Its Effects on Transatlantic Relations
Rosemary Foot;

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

A Deeper Look at China’s ‘Going-out’ Policy
Wang Hongying;CIGI;

..............page:162-164

IMF Note on Global Prospects and Policy Challenges
xie chen yue ;

..............page:164-165

Policy Imperatives for Boosting Global Growth and Prosperity
David Lipton;

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

The G20’s Structural Reform Agenda Should Address Income Gap and Financial System Fragility
Guntram B.Wolff;Bruegel;

..............page:167-168

Recession Not Primarily Responsible for Stagnant Trade Growth
Gary Clyde Hufbauer;Euijin Jung;

..............page:168-170

Breaking the Link Between Housing Cycles, Banking Crises, and Recession
Avinash D.Persaud;Gresham College;

..............page:170-171

The United States and Japan: from Unnatural Intimacy to Natural Allies
Matthew P.Goodman;CSIS;

..............page:172-173

Painful Spillovers from Slowing BRICS Growth
Raju Huidrom;M.Ayhan Kose;Franziska Ohnsorge;

..............page:173-175

Revisiting the Relationship Between Oil Prices and Costs in the Upstream Industry Reconciling
Alexander Naumov;Gerhard Toews;

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