International Economic Review

2014.1

Table of Contents

New Opportunities for China’s Self-Independent Development in the Next 10-15 Years

Song Hong 9

Managing the International Environment Challenges: Practice of Investment in Europe

Chen Taotao, Liu Shichang and Gu Lingjun 18

Prospects of “Abenomics” and Challenges and Opportunities for China

Li Xiao, Zhang Hu and Ding Yibing 31

Trend of Global Trade Rules and China’s Opportunities

Dong Yan 45

Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP): Trends, Impacts and Strategic Countermeasures

Wu Jiansheng and Qu Fengjie 65

The TTIP Negotiation and Impact on Global Trade System

Zhou Maorong 77

Opportunities and Challenges for China’s Participation in Global Investment Governance

Wang Bijun 94

De-trending of Emerging-Market and Developed Economies: China’s Main Role and Benefits

Yang Panpan and Xu Qiyuan 110

REPORT

Country-risk Rating Report of Overseas Investment from China （CROIC/IWEP 2013）

Country-risk Rating Research Group of IWEP，CASS 123

IMF Quota Reform: Principle and Function Separation

He Zhiren and Pan Yingli 137

Think Tank 150

Prospects for the Global Economy in 2014 • Why Growth in Emerging Economies Is Likely to Fall? • Asian Economics: A Quarter for Thirds • The Latest on the Dollar’s International Currency Status • The LIBOR Scandal: What’s Next ? A Possible Way Forward • Exiting from Monetary Stimulus: A Better Plan for the Fed • Global and Regional Financial Safety Nets: Lessons from Europe and Asia • China’s Global Financial Ambition: Linking Mini-lateral Frameworks • The High Stakes in Regional Trade Talks • Dawn of a New System • International Economic Review, 2013 Index 174