INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC  REVIEW

2012.4

Table of Contents

No Way Out for China’s Economy Without Improving Its Financial Structure
Guo Shuqing  9

Where Are Global Imbalance, and Global Cooperation and Governance Going? - Sidelights on an ICMB Symposium
Wang Xin  17
                       
The US’ “Manufacturing Revival” Strategy and Its Influences on China
Zhang Xiangchen  24

Why Should China Extend a Helping Hand to Europe?
Sun Zhenyu  30

Japan’s National Orientation and Self-Reflection on the History Issue
Li Wei  36

China, Japan and India: Shared Culture Heritage and Common Interests
Jin Zhongxia  47

A Moderated Economic Growth Does not Mean “the Wolf Is Coming” - An Outlook on China’s Long Run Growth
Zhang Xiaojing  51

RMB’s Internationalization Under the System of Limited Exchange Rate and Capital Account Control
Zhang Bin and Xu Qiyuan  63

Lewis Turning Point, Inflation and Monetary Policy
Wu Ge and Li San  74

How to Deal With the “Too Big to Fail” Problem - A Perspective Based on the Soft Budget Constraint Theory
Ba Shusong, Sun Xingliang and Zhu Yuanqian  81

Global Emission Trading System: An illusion?
Xie Laihui  93

The Trend of International Corporate Governance Reforms and Their Lessons in the Post-Crisis Era
Lu Tong  108

SPECIAL REPORTS
Theoretical Interpretation of Chinese Firms’ Outward Foreign Direct Investment
Hong Junjie, Huang Wei, Zhang Hui and Tao Pan  121

Introspections and Suggestions on the Delisting Crisis of China’s Listed Companies in the US Capital Market
Zhou Xuan and Shen Xing  135

Clarifying Misunderstandings About China’s Foreign Aid
Xie Qi, Tian Feng and Huang Meibo  147

Think Tank Watch  158