Contents
CHAPTER 1 The World has Changed
A Permanent Shift of Power and Influence
China and International Relations
China’s Growing Leadership Position
CHAPTER 2 Did China Cause the Credit Crisis?
China Joins the World Trade Organization
Would Chinese Currency Revaluation Have Helped?
The Collapse of Long-Term Capital Management and the Dot-Com Boom
Repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act
CHAPTER 3 The Economic Effects of the Crisis on China
China Becomes an Export Machine
The Effect of China’s Savings Rate
China’s Current Account Surpluses
CHAPTER 4 From G8 to G20: China’s Role in Global Governance
China’s Role in Global Institutions
CHAPTER 5 An End to Dollar Dominance?
The United States and the World Currency
The Argument for a New World Currency
CHAPTER 6 Rowing the Same Boat: Sino—American Relations
The Effect of Terrorism on Sino–American Relations
America and China’s Export Boom
Effect of the Financial Crisis
CHAPTER 7 China as Asian Leader
The Struggle for Leadership in Asia
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