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Emerging markets : identification, new developments and investments / John V. Reynolds, editor.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Economic issues, problems and perspectives seriesPublisher: New York : Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated, c2010Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781616684419
  • 1616684410
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Emerging marketsDDC classification:
  • 330.9172/4 22
LOC classification:
  • HC59.7
Online resources:
Contents:
Economic Issues, Problems and Perspectives; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; Contents; Preface; New Trend for Emerging Markets: The Reform and Development in China; Abstract; Preface; 1. Positioning: An Emerging Market; 1.1. The Role of the Emerging Markets in Global Economy; Firstly, the emerging markets slow down the plunge of the global economy, stabilizing the economic fluctuation; Secondly, the emerging markets promote the global economic development; Thirdly, the emerging markets accelerate the global technological progress and industry upgrading.
Fourthly, the emerging markets boost global economic cooperation1.2. China: An Influencer of the World Market; Firstly, China takes a significant share in the commodity export market of the world; Secondly, China becomes an increasingly important commodity importer in the world.; Thirdly, China's service trade share in the world also grows rapidly; Fourthly, China participates actively in international project contracting market; Last, China's supply and demand has a significant impact on world investing market; 1.3. China: A Developing Market Economy.
2. Expericence: Rising from the Planned Economy2.1. Five Phases of China's Reform; Phase one; Phase two; Phase three; Phase four; Phase Five; 2.2. Experiences of Economic Reform and Development; Firstly, leading reform requires the courage to abandon traditional ideology; Secondly, a country's management system and institutions should be suitable for and helpful to the development of productivity; Thirdly, good economic relations with foreign countries is vital for domestic economic development; Fourthly, economic reform and legislation construction complement each other.
Finally, adhering to the principle of sustainable growth is vital2.3. Challenges China Face for Further Economic and Social Development; Issues on income disparity; Issue of modernization of chinese farmers; Reform on administrative system of government; Sustainable issue of economic growth; Coordination and Interaction between domestic and foreign economy; 3. Performance: Tackling the Global Financial Crisis; 3.1. Impacts of the Global Financial Crisis on China; 3.2. Macroeconomic Policies and Measures to Prevent the Economy from Getting Worse.
In The First place, China carried out proactive fiscal policies and moderately easy monetary policies.Furthermore, complementary measures for enlarging the domestic demand were enforced.; Finally, make adjustment to economic structure through industrial policies; 3.3. Effects of China's Economic Stimulus Policies; The economy is stabilizing and GDP growth rate is back again to the upward trend; The Employment is generally stable; Consumers' confidence has gradually increased; The Efforts on energy conservation have begun to take effects.
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Economic Issues, Problems and Perspectives; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; Contents; Preface; New Trend for Emerging Markets: The Reform and Development in China; Abstract; Preface; 1. Positioning: An Emerging Market; 1.1. The Role of the Emerging Markets in Global Economy; Firstly, the emerging markets slow down the plunge of the global economy, stabilizing the economic fluctuation; Secondly, the emerging markets promote the global economic development; Thirdly, the emerging markets accelerate the global technological progress and industry upgrading.

Fourthly, the emerging markets boost global economic cooperation1.2. China: An Influencer of the World Market; Firstly, China takes a significant share in the commodity export market of the world; Secondly, China becomes an increasingly important commodity importer in the world.; Thirdly, China's service trade share in the world also grows rapidly; Fourthly, China participates actively in international project contracting market; Last, China's supply and demand has a significant impact on world investing market; 1.3. China: A Developing Market Economy.

2. Expericence: Rising from the Planned Economy2.1. Five Phases of China's Reform; Phase one; Phase two; Phase three; Phase four; Phase Five; 2.2. Experiences of Economic Reform and Development; Firstly, leading reform requires the courage to abandon traditional ideology; Secondly, a country's management system and institutions should be suitable for and helpful to the development of productivity; Thirdly, good economic relations with foreign countries is vital for domestic economic development; Fourthly, economic reform and legislation construction complement each other.

Finally, adhering to the principle of sustainable growth is vital2.3. Challenges China Face for Further Economic and Social Development; Issues on income disparity; Issue of modernization of chinese farmers; Reform on administrative system of government; Sustainable issue of economic growth; Coordination and Interaction between domestic and foreign economy; 3. Performance: Tackling the Global Financial Crisis; 3.1. Impacts of the Global Financial Crisis on China; 3.2. Macroeconomic Policies and Measures to Prevent the Economy from Getting Worse.

In The First place, China carried out proactive fiscal policies and moderately easy monetary policies.Furthermore, complementary measures for enlarging the domestic demand were enforced.; Finally, make adjustment to economic structure through industrial policies; 3.3. Effects of China's Economic Stimulus Policies; The economy is stabilizing and GDP growth rate is back again to the upward trend; The Employment is generally stable; Consumers' confidence has gradually increased; The Efforts on energy conservation have begun to take effects.

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