Changes in the International Economic Order after the Global Financial Crisis

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Contents
• Acknowledgements v
• Contributors xv
• 1 Introduction /1
• Bokyeong Park and Barry Eichengreen
• 2 Financial Reform after the CrisisNicolas V·ron
• 1. Introduction /9
• 2. The Dynamics of Financial Reform /11
• 3. Challenges and Outlook /22
• 3 Did WTO Rules Restrain Protectionism During the Recent Systemic Crisis? Simon J. Evenett
• 1. Introduction /35
• 2. Twenty-first Century Protectionism in an Era of Systemic Crisis: Some Preliminary Considerations /38
• 3. The Resort to Discrimination Against Foreign Commercial Interests Since the First Crisis-era G20 Summit in November 2008 /47
• 4. An Assessment of the Impact of WTO Rules During the Recent Systemic Crisis /68
• 5. Concluding Remarks /77
• 4 The International Monetary System after the Financial Crisis Barry Eichengreen
• 1. The Global Reserve System /87
• 2. The Emergency Provision of Liquidity /95
• 3. Regulating Capital Flows /100
• 4. The Role of the IMF /104
• 5. Conclusion /108
• 5 The Group of 20: Trials of Global Governance in Times of Crisis Ignazio Angeloni
• 1. Benefits from International Coordination: Reviewing the Arguments /116
• 2. A Narrative of the G20 in Times of Crisis /119
• 3. Scoreboards of Success /136
• 4. Taking Stock and Looking Forward /140
• 6 Emerging Markets in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis Eswar S. Prasad
• 1. Introduction /145
• 2. Rising Prominence of EMEs /147
• 3. The Distribution of World Growth /153
• 4. What Explains the Resilience of Emerging Markets? /158
• 5. Global Public Debt and Implications for the Growth Gap /162
• 6. Risks /167
• 7. Concluding Remarks /169
• 7 Challenges for the Asian Economy Bokyeong Park and Jinill Kim
• 1. Background: Asia’s Recovery from the Global Financial Crisis /173
• 2. Transition from Export to Domestic Demand /180
• 3. Inflation as a Lingering Concern /185
• 4. Risk of the Middle Income Trap /189
• 5. Rise of China and the Future of Regional Cooperation /195
• 8 Challenges for the Advanced Economies Joseph Gagnon and Marc Hinterschweiger
• 1. Introduction /203
• 2. Projected Paths of Government Debt /205
• 3. The Burden of Debt and Fiscal Limits /217
• 4. Paths to Safety /229
• 5. Conclusion /233