Ying Ma, Markus Taube, Dieter Cassel (eds.): Economic Growth in China and Europe: Development in the Financial Sector and the Labor Market

Economic Growth in China and Europe: Development in the Financial Sector and the Labor Market

Economic Growth in China and Europe: Development in the Financial Sector and the Labor Market

Ying Ma, Markus Taube, Dieter Cassel (eds.)

Economic Growth in China and Europe: Development in the Financial Sector and the Labor Market

"Schriften zur Wirtschaft Asiens - Economic Studies on Asia" · volume 10

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China was clearly the rising star of the 20th century and is now in the process of becoming a new superpower of the 21st century. America and Europe - as the present leading players in the global political as well as economic arena - are observing China with a mixture of admiration and fear: With admiration, because China has made the leap from an "international nobody" to a "global player" within a few decades only and with fear, because this development has been accompanied by substantial new tensions in the political, economic, and social sphere which need to be resolved before this promising country can take its rightful place in the global arena for its own welfare as well as for the common good of the international community. What happens in China today is, therefore, not only of great significance for its own growth and development process, but also for redesigning the existing rules of the global political and economic power game between the established centers of gravity and its contemporary challengers. This collection of papers by renowned Chinese and European economists is to contribute to the knowledge of these complex relationships and, moreover, to the understanding of national and inter-regional growth and development opportunities.

This volume addresses two major parameters of economic development: On the one hand it analyses the challenges to and solutions found with respect to corporate and financial government. On the other hand it discusses important issues arising in the interdependent relationship between education and human capital, employment and health care.

Part One: Corporate and Financial Government

Ying Ma, Bo Chen and Jianlin Zhou
1.1 Decentralization, Reform of Financial Institutions and Financial Development in China

Markus Taube and Marcus Conlé
1.2 The Chinese Law, Finance & Growth Paradox - Lending Channels in the Chinese Formal and Informal Financial Sectors

Jianbo Chen
1.3 An Empirical Analysis of Corporate Governance in China: Legal Environment, Ownership Concentration, and Corporate Performance

Julan Du, Oliver M. Rui and Sonia M. L. Wong
1.4 Financial Development under Financial Repression: An Analysis from the Perspective of the Behavior of the Listed Companies in China

Gregor van der Beek
1.5 Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in the European Union

Part Two: Human Capital, Employment, and Healthcare

Ying Ma and Yong Qin
2.1 The Current Problem of "Educational Deepening" in China: Empirical Analysis and Policy Implications

Lin Lin
2.2 Motives of Return: Case Study of China's Brain Return

Long Wei, Edun Adetunji Olufemi and Shuman Wen
2.3 How Rural Worker Migration Affects Industrial Transformation: A Case Study of China in 1990s

Chuanjiang Liu, Jing Wang and Yanfang Dong
2.4 The Second Generation Peasant Workers' New Features and Transformation to Urban Residents

Yanlin Yang,Feipeng Lou, Li Li, Liang Liu and Kui Li
2.5 An Empirical Analysis of the Employment for the Disabled Labors in Urban China

Gerhard Michael Ambrosi
2.6 The global economic crisis and employment political reactions- A comparison between China and Europe

Thomas Apolte
2.7 Rising Wage Gap and Qualification of Employment International Experiences and Theory

Günter Heiduk
2.8 Can the European Union Escape from the Demographic Depression

Xiangsen Lin, Qiyun Fang and Chunrong Ai
2.9 Inequity in Healthcare Utilization in China: A Formal Test

Torsten Sundmacher
2.10 EU Health Care Policy

Gerhard Michael Ambrosi

The global economic crisis and employment political reactions – a comparison between China and Europe

Thomas Apolte and Heiko Peters

Rising Wage Gap and Qualification of Employment: International Experiences and Theory

Gregor van der Beek and Christoph Gwosc

Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations in the European Union – Integration versus Centralization

An Empirical Analysis of Corporate Governance in China: Legal Environment, Ownership Concentration, and Corporate Performance

Marcus Conlé and Markus Taube

The Chinese Law, Finance & Growth Paradox – Lending Channels in the Chinese Formal and Informal Financial Sectors

Julan Du, Oliver M. Rui, Sonia M.L. Wong

Financial Development under Financial Repression: An Analysis from the Perspective of the Behavior of the Listed Companies in China

Can the European Union Escape from the Demographic Depression?

Motives of Return: Case Study of China’s Brain Return

Xiangsen Lin, Qiyun Fang, Chunrong Ai

Inequity in Healthcare Utilization in China: A Formal Test

Chuanjiang Liu, Jing Wang, Yanfang Dong

The Second Generation Peasant Workers' New Features and Transformation to Urban Residents

Wei Long, Edun Adetunji Olufemi, Wen Shuman

How Rural Worker Migration Affects Industrial Transformation: A Case Study of China in 1990s

Ying Ma, Bo Chen and Jianlin Zhou

Decentralization, Reform of Financial Institutions and Financial Development in China

Ying Ma and Yong Qin

The Current Problem of "Educational Deepening" in China: Empirical Analysis and Policy implications

Torsten Sundmacher

EU Health Care Policy: Impulses for Reforms in Europe’s National Health Care Systems?

Yanlin Yang, Feipeng Lou, Li Li, Liang Liu, Kui Li

An Empirical Analysis of the Employment for the Disabled Labours in Urban China

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