Abstract

1. Introduction Michael Faure and Guangdong Xu Part I: Regulation as a Tool of Economic Growth 2. Financial Repression, Economic Distortion and China's Growth Miracle Guangdong Xu 3. Affordable Housing in China: Can inclusionary zoning regulation work? Wenjing Li and Binwei Gui 4. Legal Regulation of China's Securities Markets: Recent improvements and competing advantages Tianshu Zhou Part II: Economic Analysis of Competition Policy 5. An Empirical Approach of Regulation on China's Pension Investment Jiye Hu 6. New Developments in China's Competition Policy against Monopolistic/Collusive Agreements Xinzhu Zhang and Vanessa Yanhua Zhang 7. Enforcing Antitrust Law in China: Is decentralization desirable? Roger Van den Bergh and Jingyuan Ma 8. Using Economics to Improve Professional Regulation Niels J. Philipsen 9. A Legal-Economic Analysis of the WTO's Agreement on Safeguards: China's policy choice on the trade safeguard mechanism Jie Hong Part III: Environmental Policy 10. Analysis of Policy Considerations for Developing Countries' Accession to GPA Xiaoping Zhang 11. Hybrid Emissions Trading Systems: What about efficiency? Stefan E. Weishaar and Fitsum G. Tiche 12. Designing and Implementing an Emissions Trading Market in China: The case of Tianjin Hao Zhang 13. Environmental Liability in China: Recent developments and case studies in an ex-post analysis Michael Faure and Weiqiang Hu 14. Economic Analysis of Chinese Regime on Marine Environmental Liability Hui Wang 15. Comparative and Concluding Remarks Michael Faure and Guangdong Xu

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