Dragon Versus EagleDragon Versus Eagle
the Chinese Economy and U.S.-China Relations
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Current format, eBook, 2012, , All copies in use. Offered in 0 more formatsFrom reassessments of the Chinese/U.S. trade imbalance to an examination of the large amount of Chinese resources going into infrastructure, this collection of papers sorts out the fine points of China's economy. The perspective, however, is on how it relates to and affects the U.S. economy. The final chapter by Chen (finance, Yale U.) is both an examination of past trends and a speculative look at China's economy in 2049, when its gross domestic product (GDP) is predicted to pass that of the United States. The editors, Huang and Zhou, are both professors of economics at Western Michigan University where these six papers were first presented at the 47th Werner Sichel Economics Lecture Series. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
The chapters in this volume reflect the opinions of six leading experts on certain important aspects and issues of the Chinese economy and its economic relations with the United States. While they can only cover part of the complex pictures, they all conduct insightful analyses of the issues concerned. The analytical frameworks and the insights presented in this volume will be valuable for understanding and evaluating the Chinese economy, its growth, and its relations with the United States, which hopefully will provide some guide for policymakers in this ever-integrated global economy.
The chapters in this volume reflect the opinions of six leading experts on certain important aspects and issues of the Chinese economy and its economic relations with the United States. While they can only cover part of the complex pictures, they all conduct insightful analyses of the issues concerned. The analytical frameworks and the insights presented in this volume will be valuable for understanding and evaluating the Chinese economy, its growth, and its relations with the United States, which hopefully will provide some guide for policymakers in this ever-integrated global economy.
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- Kalamazoo, Michigan : W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, 2012.
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