Contributors address the reform of China's financial markets, the single most pressing problem in the evolution of the nation's economy. They overview the roots of the financial crisis in Asia and implications for China, and discuss capital account liberalization, lessons US financial markets can ...
Contributors address the reform of China's financial markets, the single most pressing problem in the evolution of the nation's economy. They overview the roots of the financial crisis in Asia and implications for China, and discuss capital account liberalization, lessons US financial markets can provide to China, and political power transitions and Chinese economic policy. Other subjects are financial development and macroeconomic stability, credit quota as a banking risk control in China, and noise trading.
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