TY - BOOK AU - Weishaar,Stefan AU - Philipsen,Niels AU - Xu,Wenming TI - Regulatory reform in China and the EU: a law and economics perspective T2 - New Horizons in law and economics SN - 9781785368530 AV - KNQ2764 .R44 2017 PY - 2017///] CY - Cheltenham, UK PB - Edward Elgar Publishing KW - Administrative procedure KW - China KW - European Union countries KW - Law reform KW - Economic history KW - Marché financier KW - Chine KW - ram KW - Droit européen KW - Droit KW - Réforme KW - Pays de l'Union européenne KW - Economic conditions KW - Europe KW - Conditions économiques N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; Introduction; Wenming Xu; Stefan E. Weishaar; Niels Philipsen --; Money, banks, and the commercial banking law : a framework for law and economics analysis; Tao Xi --; Rethinking China's capital market and financial stability after the global financial crisis : the significance of institutional investors; Jiye Hu; Yang Chen --; Unpredictable enforcement : a study of the CSRC's approach to insider trading in China; Tianshu Zhou; Wenjing Li --; Private enforcement of securities law in China : an empirical analysis of the SPC's 2002 Notice on A/B share markets; Jiajia Dai; Shiting Feng; Wenming Xu --; What can economists learn from contract lawyers?; Qi Zhou --; Evolving goals of EU State aid policy and possible lessons for China : a law and economics approach; Niels Philipsen --; Development of a regulatory framework for CDM-enabled offshore carbon capture and storage (OCCS) in China; Roy A. Partain; Michael G. Faure --; Does the environmental Kuznets curve hold for China? : an empirical examination; Binwei Gui; Michael G. Faure; Guangdong Xu --; Carbon labels : climate change regulation and legal risks and opportunities under WTO law; Stefan E. Weishaar; Ruohong Chen --; Empirical analysis of regulation : the promise of field experiments in China; Jonathan Klick --; Regulatory reform in China and the EU : comparative and concluding remarks; Niels Philipsen; Stefan E. Weishaar; Wenming Xu N2 - "With the Chinese government planning a comprehensive and detailed reform of regulatory law, the European experience is likely to contribute significantly. This timely book analyses comparative Chinese and EU regulatory reform from a law and economics perspective."-- ER -