The world's financial system will be likely

to reshape the



(Dan Ikenson is a trade cato, deputy director

of the Center for Policy Studies. 1990

focused on international trade issues,

including the wto dispute, regional trade

agreements, the US-China trade, steel and

textiles trade policy and so on.)

Unless governments around the world have

taken strong reaction, to take over long-term

financial enterprises, or for the financial

industry to impose a variety of heavy new

controls, the current crisis will soon be

past. Indeed, a large number of public

resources have been used to support the

financial system is crucial to the world

body, at the same time a large number of

wealth as a decline in the value of the

assets disappear. But this is not uncommon.

When governments go with the flow and let the

market is back to normal operation mode, will

be re-created wealth.

Some people think that American-style

capitalism is the emergence of this month's

liquidity crisis and the global stock market

decline of the source, which generally

accepted view of the fact is not correct.

But really, to some extent, the globalization

of the U.S. economy may be dominated more

than ever challenge. Those cash and huge

foreign exchange reserves of countries such

as China have the opportunity to play a

constructive role in reshaping the world

financial system. Through loans to those who

lack cash and not more than a means of

financing or borrowing countries to invest in

China was a rare opportunity for a mutually

beneficial way so as to safeguard the

national economy.

and the need to do to prepareTo the global

financial crisis have a chance encounter, the

financial crisis hit all over the world,

How do we look for good opportunities here to

do a good job in the greater development?

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