Study On Chinese Economic Policy Responsing Financial Crisis

The world financial crisis originated the U.S. since 2008. In the context of the U.S. financial crisis evolution to a deeper global level, China's economy will face unprecedented challenges. Not only do we have to deal with the losses of direct investment resulting from the U.S. financial crisis, but also to deal with the effect that recession in the U.S. economy and the great global economic depression produce on China's economy because of the financial crisis. Therefore, the study of the impact imposed on our economy by the financial crisis has a great important practical significance.Through the study of the causes of the financial crisis, this paper has analyzed the impact imposed on our economy by the financial crisis both from positive and negative aspects. Explained the background of the financial crisis, reasons, by contrast, analyzed of which stage of our economy has a larger effect response to the U.S. financial crisis at the present stage, in addition, made a suggestion on dealing with the impact resulting from the U.S. financial crisis. The outbreak of U.S. financial crisis has an enormous impaction on our and even the world economy. In order to deal with the negative short-term effect from the financial crisis, we have to take a series of policies and measures to promote economic development. We should see that in the current state of the whole world economic malaise, for our country, it is a favorable time to catch up with the developed country economies. And from the long-term perspective, occurrence of financial crisis makes the defects in China's economic operation early exposed, so that we can make up and prevent as soon as possible. Therefore, the impact of financial crisis has its positive side.In the face of the financial crisis, China should strive to develop the real economy, increase investment in order to stimulate consumption, strengthen financial supervision and coordination, intensify macroeconomic policy adjustments, make suitable adjustments on our foreign economic policy, enabling our country to overcome the negative impact on our economy by the world financial crisis, changing crisis into opportunities to accelerate the pace of economic development.