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China Finance and Economic Review Volume 3 Number 2 Summer 2014 电子版

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  • Instructions for Authors
  • 编委会
  • Prospects for economic growth in China: putting slowdown in perspective
    1. 1. In the long-term, the growth rate must change
    2. 2. Theoretical predictions often lag behind the facts
    3. 3. Prospects for Chinese economic growth: slowdown isn’t a sign of the apocalypse
  • Analysis of the costs and benefits of citizenization in China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Who need to become urban citizens?
    3. 3. An objective view of the benefits of citizenization
    4. 4. Scientific analysis of the costs
    5. 5. Breaking outside the current matrix of vested interests
  • A study on budget transparency: an analytical framework for tax-sharing system transparency
    1. 1. Literature review
    2. 2. A benchmark for budget transparency
    3. 3. System framework for budget transparency
    4. 4. Conclusions and suggestions
  • An assessment of public services based on public risks and fiscal risks——Public finance as the foundation and pillar of state governance
    1. 1. Assessment of public services: an analytical framework
    2. 2. A general assessment of Chinese public services on the basis of public risks and fiscal risks
    3. 3. Conclusions and policy implications
  • Greater emphasis on fair taxation as China deepens tax reform
    1. 1. Modern theories on fair taxation
    2. 2. Analysis of the current taxation system in China from the equity point of view
    3. 3. Building a modern and more equitable taxation system through comprehensive deepening of reform
  • Economic impact of land finance and subsequent risk response
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. The impact of land finance on the economic growth
    3. 3. The impact of land finance on the economic structure
    4. 4. Risks during post-“land finance” period
    5. 5. Conclusions
  • Economic globalization and China’s choice
    1. 1. Modern economic globalization is changing
    2. 2. The changing rules of the global economy after the crisis
    3. 3. The strategic choices of China in dealing with the changing situation of globalization
  • Building an open economic powerhouse driven by domestic demand
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. A general analysis of the relationship between internal and external demand
    3. 3. The historical evolution of the relationship between China’s internal and external demand and China’s realistic choice in the context of economic transformation
    4. 4. Approaches to establishing an open economy led by internal demand for a great power
  • Trade in goods among China, Japan, and South Korea and the road to a free trade area
    1. 1. The development of CJK trade in goods
    2. 2. Chinese scholars’ general views on CJKFTA
    3. 3. The approach to establishing a CJKFTA
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