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China Finance and Economic Review Volume 5 Number 1 Spring 2016 电子版

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  • Instructions for Authors
  • 编委会
  • Theoretical connotation and main focus of “supply-side reform”
    1. 1. Modern reality demands for the rethinking of existing achievements of mainstream economics.
    2. 2. Core connotation of supply-side reform is effective institutional supply: ideas and proposals formed on the basis of theoretical innovation
    3. 3. Putting forth efforts in supply-side reform serves overall interests: emancipating the mind and innovative thinking is required.
  • Avoiding the impact of deflation and deflation expectations on economic growth
    1. 1. Forward
    2. 2. Clarifying the orientation of macroeconomic regulations
    3. 3. Reinforcing comprehensive demand-side regulations and controls
    4. 4. Promoting supply-side structural reform
  • A historical review of the economy-based theory of taxation in China
    1. 1. Introduction: A must-discuss topic in the history of the relationship between the economy and taxation
    2. 2. Understanding of the relationship between the economy and taxation in the Pre-Qin Period
    3. 3. Understanding the relationship between the economy and taxation: the dynastic period
    4. 4. Projected tax target
    5. 5. Promoting economic development through supportive tax policies
  • The effect of nighttime-trading of futures markets on information flows: Evidence from China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Data
    3. 3. Methodology
    4. 4. Empirical results
    5. 5. Conclusions
  • Study on administrative division reform of China’s small and medium-sized cities in the urbanization process
    1. 1. China’s current urban-rural dual system ill-suites the development needs under the new-type of urbanization
    2. 2. Forecast of urbanization rate and number of small and medium-sized cities in China from 2015 to 2050
    3. 3. Adapting to the development requirements of new-type urbanization and accelerating reform of administrative division of small and medium-sized cities and towns
  • China’s transitioning class identity
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. The dynamics of class self-identification in China
    3. 3. Class-identity dynamics in other transition countries
    4. 4. Determinants of self-identification as middle-class from microdata
    5. 5. The housing effect in China
    6. 6. Conclusion
  • Efficient scale of prefectural government in China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Literature survey of efficient scale of local governments
    3. 3. Econometric model for aggregated data
    4. 4. Data and OLS estimation
    5. 5. Quantile regression approach
    6. 6. Simulation for efficient scales
    7. 7. Conclusions
  • How economic globalization affects the happiness of residents in China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Model, variable and data
    3. 3. Preliminary conclusions
    4. 4. Analysis of the transmission mechanism
    5. 5. Conclusions
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