Tailoring for Development: China's Post-Crisis Influence in Global Financial Governance
China's engagement in global financial governance since the 2008 crisis has ramifications for financial rule鈥恗aking and standard鈥恠etting
Abstract
China鈥檚 increasing engagement in global financial governance since the 2008 crisis has potentially significant ramifications for global financial rule鈥恗aking and standard鈥恠etting. This article presents a novel analysis of China鈥檚 growing influence on the international stage and its consequences for the financial rules and standards that constrain policy makers in developing countries.
This work is part of the 鈥楩inance and Inclusive Growth in Low Income Countries: The Impact of Global Banking Regulation鈥� project.
Citation
Gruin, J. , Knaack, P. and Xu, J. (2018), Tailoring for Development: China鈥檚 Post鈥恈risis Influence in Global Financial Governance. Global Policy doi:10.1111/1758-5899.12566