Capital Market Operations Tutorial

Author: He Xiaofeng et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: When compiling this series of books, we focused on the following points:
First, we aimed to reflect the new developments in economic science. Not only did we arrange new branches such as environmental economics, network economics, and knowledge economics in the structure, but we also ensured that the content reflected the latest achievements in economic development.
Second, the presentation of the content should be both comprehensive, systematic, and scientific, yet accessible and easy to understand. We strived to express profound theories in simple and popular language as much as possible.
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