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China Finance and Economic Review Volume 4 Number 3 Autumn 2015 电子版

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  • Instructions for Authors
  • 编委会
  • On improving the statistical index system of the circulation industry in China
    1. 1. The definition of circulation statistics
    2. 2. Current statistical systems of circulation and setting of indicators
    3. 3. The existing problems of the current statistical systems and the setting of indicators of circulation in domestic trade
    4. 4. Suggestions on improving the statistical systems and the setting of indicators of the circulation in domestic trade
  • Comparative analysis of trade effects of anti-dumping measures targeting China vs. those initiated by China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. The situation and characteristics of anti-dumping measures targeting China and those initiated by China
    3. 3. The trade effect comparison of anti-dumping in either direction
    4. 4. Conclusions and policy recommendations
  • Institutional environment and risk of a stock price crash: evidence from China
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Theoretical analysis and research hypothesis
    3. 3. The research design
    4. 4. Analysis of empirical results
    5. 5. Expanding test
    6. 6. Conclusions
  • Evaluation of financial management reform in China since 1994
    1. 1. Background of financial management system reform
    2. 2. The definition of evaluation criteria of financial management system reform
    3. 3. The systematic evaluation of financial management system reform effect
    4. 4. Analysis of evaluation results
    5. 5. Outlook of the future financial management system
  • Restructuring and differentiated regulatory policies in China’s petroleum industry
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Measurements of monopoly and efficiency losses in China’s petroleum industry
    3. 3. Type analysis of monopolies in China’s petroleum industry
    4. 4. Market restructuring patterns of China’s petroleum industry
    5. 5. Differentiated regulatory policies following market restructuring of China’s petroleum industry
    6. 6. Research conclusions
  • A new broom sweeps clean: is there a Chinese-style political business cycle?
    1. 1. Introduction
    2. 2. Current explanations: fiscal decentralization and promotion tournament
    3. 3. A new explanation: the political cycle and the effects of personnel changes
    4. 4. The model, variables, and explanation of data
    5. 5. Empirical results and analysis
    6. 6. Conclusions and implications
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