China’s Integration with the Global Economy

Edited by Chunlai Chen, Associate Professor, Policy and Governance Program, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University, Australia

• Contents:Preface1. China’s Economy After WTO Accession: An OverviewChunlai ChenPART I: ECONOMIC GROWTH AND GLOBALIZATION2. China’s Foreign Trade: Trends and Issues After WTO AccessionKunwang Li and Xiaosong Wang3. Capital Stock Estimates by Region and SectorYanrui Wu4. The WTO and China’s Transparency RequirementsVivienne Bath5. What Does a Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific Mean to China?Tingsong Jiang and Warwick McKibbinPART II: FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND EXCHANGE RATE6. Characteristics of FDI Firms in China After WTO Accession Chunlai Chen7. Foreign Banks in China: Market Segmentation and Expanded Presence in the Post-WTO Environment Lilai Xu8. The Impact of the RMB Revaluation on China and the World EconomyJames Xiaohe ZhangPART III: AGRICULTURAL TRADE AND ENERGY DEMAND9. China’s Grain TRQs: Five Years Since WTO Accession Zhangyue Zhou and Xia Kang10. The Impact of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area on China’s Economy and Regional Agricultural DevelopmentJun Yang, Huanguang Qiu and Chunlai Chen 11. Linking Economic Development with Demand for Energy: A Discontinuous Estimation of Energy Demand ElasticityLigang Song and Yu ShengIndex

'. . . this book provides a benchmark for China's global integration since its WTO accession in 2001. The 15 compilers present an intense analysis, employing economic theories, modeling techniques and the latest statistics.'