China, the United States, and the Global Economy
China, the United States, and the Global Economy
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中国、美国和全球经济
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2001
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C. Wolf,
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Shuxun Chen;C. Wolf,
一句话：中美学者在兰德在圣莫尼卡举办的第二届年会和中国在北京举行的改革论坛上发表了论文(主题包括中国加入世界贸易组织、美国和中国经济前景以及中美安全关系)。中美学者和从业人员在兰德在圣莫尼卡举办的四次年度会议中的第二次以及在北京举行的中国改革论坛上发表了论文。这本书包含了那些经过编辑的论文。第二次会议于1999年11月9日至10日在兰德举行，包括作者和他们的讨论者在内的约30人参加了会议。讨论的话题包括中国加入世界贸易组织、美国和中国经济前景以及中美安全关系--这些话题现在的意义不亚于1999年会议时的意义。如果没有几个组织和个人的慷慨支持，第二次CRF-RAND会议以及编辑和准备原始文件以供出版的其他必要条件是不可能完成的。除了中国改革论坛和兰德之外，还有百人委员会和唐英年、胡佛研究所和约翰·莱西安、资本集团公司和吉娜·德普雷斯、隆巴德投资公司和约瑟夫·丘利克、加州大学洛杉矶分校国际研究中心和理查德·罗斯克兰斯、浙江门户国际投资公司和詹姆斯·比通蒂、欧华集团和弗雷德·廖以及罗伊·杜马尼。这些组织或个人对书中提出的广泛观点和政策建议的内容不负任何责任。
One-liner: Chinese and American scholars presented papers (on topics including China's World Trade Organization membership, the outlook for the U.S. and Chinese economies, and Sino-U.S. security relations) at the second annual conference organized by RAND in Santa Monica, and the China Reform Forum (CRF) in Beijing. Chinese and American scholars and practitioners presented papers at the second of four annual conferences organized by RAND in Santa Monica, and the China Reform Forum (CRF) in Beijing. This book contains those edited papers. The second conference was held at RAND on November 9-10, 1999, with about 30 participants including the authors and their discussants. The topics discussed include China's World Trade Organization membership, the outlook for the U.S. and Chinese economies, and Sino-U.S. security relations-topics that are no less relevant now than they were at the time of the 1999 conference. The second CRF-RAND conference and the editing and other requisites for readying the original papers for publication could not have been accomplished without the generous support of several organizations and individuals. These include--besides the China Reform Forum and RAND--the Committee of 100 and Henry Tang, the Hoover Institution and John Raisian, the Capital Group Companies and Gina Despres, Lombard Investments and Joseph Chulick, the UCLA Center for International Studies and Richard Rosecrance, the Zhejiang Gateway International Investment Company and James Bitonti, the Overland Group and Fred Liao, and Roy Doumani. None of these organizations or individuals bears any responsibility for the content of the wide-ranging views and policy suggestions presented in the book.