State-owned commercial banks: Dilemmas, Solutions and Development: Dilemmas, Solutions and Development

Author: Shang Jiaowei
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: To meet the needs of a broad readership in popularizing financial and economic knowledge, the Social Sciences Academic Press has launched the Financial and Economic Studies Series, consisting of two volumes and six books. The book "State-owned Commercial Banks: Dilemmas, Solutions, and Development" by author Shang Jiaowei is the second book in the second volume of the series.
Shang Jiaowei is a Ph.D. in economics and teaches at Capital University of Economics and Business. He primarily conducts research in international finance, the reform and development of state-owned commercial banks, and related fields.
The author explores eight aspects: the proposal of the problem, research approach and methodology; a historical review of specialized banks, the internal issues of state-owned commercial banks, and external constraints; the rationale for the commercial development of state-owned commercial banks; the principles, models, and measures of commercialization; the environmental requirements for the commercial development of state-owned commercial banks; ideas for restructuring China's banking system; the commercial operations and management of state-owned commercial banks; and the strategies of state-owned commercial banks in the face of WTO entry.
The book combines theory with practice, conducting in-depth research on these topics. It elaborates on the author's personal views on the difficulties, problems, and solutions in the commercial development of state-owned commercial banks, proposing suggestions for problem-solving and development goals.
The book is rich in content, well-documented, clear in perspective, well-organized, and written in fluent, concise, and straightforward language.
Target Audience: Suitable as a textbook for finance and economics majors in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for theoretical researchers and practitioners.