Current issues of China's economic policies and related international experiences. The Wuhan Conference 2002.

Sonst. Personen	Herr, Hansjörg (Hrsg.); Priewe, Jan (Hrsg.)
Institution	Fachhochschule für Wirtschaft Berlin
Titel	Current issues of China's economic policies and related international experiences. The Wuhan Conference 2002. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Aktuelle Fragen der chinesischen Wirtschaftspolitik und einschlägige internationale Erfahrungen. Die Konferenz von Wuhan 2002.
Quelle	Berlin (2003), 78 S. PDF als Volltext kostenfreie Datei Link als defekt meldenVerfügbarkeit
Reihe	Working Papers of the Business Institute Berlin at the Berlin School of Economics (FHW-Berlin). 16
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	online; Monographie; Graue Literatur
ISSN	1436-3151
Schlagwörter	Bildungspolitik; Entwicklungsland; Sozialismus; Außenwirtschaft; Bankgewerbe; Finanzpolitik; Geldpolitik; Marktwirtschaft; Wirtschaftspolitik; Arbeitslosenförderung; Konferenzschrift; Europäische Union; Zentralbank; Asien; China; Ostasien
Abstract	Contents: Part I - The Wuhan Conference 2002: Wang Nian-yong: From dual-track to single track: how will China continue its high rate of growth? The "Wuhan Conference" - summary and comment (10-20); Zhao Ling-yun, Xiang Xin: On the choices of current macro-economic polices facing China (21-30); Pang Jing: Monetary policy in China - does the People's Bank of China follow a neoclassical or a Keynesian's approach? (31-37); Hansjörg Herr: The monetary policy of the European Central Bank during the "Weak Euro" period of 1999/2001 - theoretical approach and reality (38-48); Gan Xingqiong: Fiscal policy in China since the mid of 1990s: experiences and perspectives (49-60); Jan Priewe: Fiscal policies in the European Union in the 90s (61-73); Deng Lili: The Chinese economy after WTO entry - chances and risks (74-87). Part II - further monetary issues: Meng Qingping: On the interest rate policy in China after the Asian crisis (88-94); Qu Yang: Barriers in transmission mechanism of China monetary policy (95-99); Sun Li: Why the financing of private enterprises is difficult in China: towards an institutional transition analysis (100-105); Hansjörg Herr, Jan Priewe: Why China should not liberalise the capital account (106-110); Xiao Fengjuan: On FDI in China's financial sector (111-116); Wang Peizhi, Liu Xinying: Security concerns in China's banking and financial systems (117-124). Part III - other selected issues: Li Zhen: Education financing in China - who pays and who should pay for education? (125-130); Wang Lichun: Unemployment protection systems in transitional economies - the experience of Europe and potential lessons for China (131-140); Yang Laike: Regional income disparities and their countermeasures in China - problems, reasons, instruments (141-153); Jianyou Wu, Wenxu Wu, Ying Lei: The independent directors system in China's listed companies (154-165); Makoto Itoh: Theoretical possibilities of socialist market economy and the Chinese road (166-180).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2005_(CD)