毕业论文 经济学类 国际经济 全球经济失衡及其对中国经济的影响（Graduation thesis, economics, international economy, global economic imbalance and its impact on Chinas economy）.docVIP

毕业论文 经济学类 国际经济 全球经济失衡及其对中国经济的影响（Graduation thesis, economics, international economy, global economic imbalance and its impact on Chinas economy） Global economic imbalance and its impact on Chinas economy The debate on global economic imbalances and its development has become one of the focuses of economic circles both at home and abroad. In early 2005, when we determined the system for analyzing and forecasting the world economic situation, we discussed the issue of global economic imbalances and the RMB exchange rate as a hot issue. At the end of this year, the domestic academic circles and representatives of relevant government organizations were invited to discuss the issue. The purpose of the study was to further the study. So far, a series of important theoretical and practical issues about global economic imbalances are far from common. Therefore, we are here first of all to raise some questions about the global economic imbalances in order to teach you the delegates. First, is the global economic imbalance just an illusion of economists? In 2005, the US trade deficit hit an all-time high of $725 billion 800 million, or 5.8% of GDP. At present, the current account deficit in the United States is equivalent to 3/4 of the total surplus in the worlds major surplus countries. It is also in this sense that we call the imbalances in the US economy the global imbalances. Global imbalances are not a new phenomenon in themselves. In 1980s, the first global economic imbalance was triggered by the continuing deterioration of the US current account deficit, which accounts for more than 3% of GDP. As we all know, in the end, with the signing of the Plaza Agreement, the devaluation of the dollar was solved. This round of imbalances began in 90s, and the current account deficit in the US rose from $120 billion 200 million in 1996 to $665 billion 900 million in 2004. Correspond to this, Americas net foreign debt balance (ie, net foreign equity) was negative, from $360 billion