Rebalancing growth in Asia: economic dimensions for China

By: Arora, VivekContributor(s): Cardarelli, RobertoMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi Academic foundation 2011Edition: 1st edDescription: xvii, 162 p. 23 cmISBN: 9788171889495Subject(s): Economic development --Asia | Economic development --China | Exports --China | Investments --Asia | Labor supply --China | Saving and investment --AsiaDDC classification: 337.510125 ARO
Contents:
Liquidity and secrets; Credit booms and manias; The timing of crises; Economic theory without history; Debt during crises; Moral hazard and too-big-to-fail; Bank capital; Fat cats, crisis costs, and the paradox of financial crises; The panic of 2007-2008; The theory and practice of seeing.
Summary: This book analyzes the importance for Asia of rebalancing its growth model toward domestic demand, and what such a rebalancing would entail. The nature of the challenge differs across regional economies, as some, like China, need to raise private consumpt
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Liquidity and secrets; Credit booms and manias; The timing of crises; Economic theory without history; Debt during crises; Moral hazard and too-big-to-fail; Bank capital; Fat cats, crisis costs, and the paradox of financial crises; The panic of 2007-2008; The theory and practice of seeing.

This book analyzes the importance for Asia of rebalancing its growth model toward domestic demand, and what such a rebalancing would entail. The nature of the challenge differs across regional economies, as some, like China, need to raise private consumpt

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