This book is part of a series designed to trace the evolution of the crisis in the global economy and the emergence of globalization in new dimensions. The focus is on examining the following issues: the crisis in the global economy; the attitude of developed capitalist countries toward the Asian economic crisis; the decisive role of the economic management system in crisis-free development; state participation in the management of the national economy; globalization in the world economy; the management of globalization and the possibility of regulating capital activity and the economic crisis.