Comparative Competitiveness of China's Banking Industry

Author: Jiao Jinpu
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Joining the WTO has presented both challenges and opportunities for China's economic development. For the financial industry, this is even more true. After joining, the financial industry will face unprecedented pressure and fierce competition. Whether Chinese financial institutions are competitive and what indicators should be used to measure and judge their competitiveness are questions of great concern to many. The book primarily revolves around the theoretical main thread of banking competitiveness and the comparative analysis main thread of the competitiveness indicator system. It begins with a general theory of competitiveness and a review of relevant theoretical research, followed by a specific empirical analysis of the competitiveness indicators of China's banking industry. Through comprehensive analysis, it outlines a theoretical model for comparative research on the competitiveness of China's banking industry. Then, based on this theoretical model, it conducts a quantitative analysis and ranking of the competitiveness of four state-owned commercial banks as case studies. Finally, based on the main analysis and basic conclusions of the entire book, it explores the main approaches to enhancing the competitiveness of China's banking industry and the corresponding policy measures. The book follows the basic research approach of theory, empirical analysis, and policy research, divided into eleven chapters.