China Financial Security Theory

Author: Wang Yuanlong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Since the 1990s, global financial stability has been given increasing attention due to the outbreak and rapid spread of the Asian financial crisis. Discussions and writings on financial stability and financial globalization have been abundant both domestically and internationally. However, reviewing the arguments of domestic scholars, although there are many insightful works, the research scope is relatively narrow, making it difficult to comprehensively address China's economic situation. Dr. Wang Yuanlong, the author of this book, has long been concerned with China's financial security issues and has made unique contributions in the study of financial globalization. The research in this book covers a wide range of topics, from financial globalization theory to China's existing policy choices and practices, from international capital flows, banking reform and development, the improvement and strengthening of the financial regulatory system, to the evaluation and policy trends of China's exchange rate system, and further to monetary policy coordination, capital account openness, and adjustments in international balance of payments policies. The book progresses in layers, nearly encompassing all fields of international finance, a result of the author's years of research. The book provides an in-depth analysis and discussion of the trends and essence of financial globalization, the theory of financial security in the context of financial globalization, and the environment of China's financial security. Based on this, it evaluates the overall state of China's financial security, conducts multi-dimensional and comprehensive research on strategic issues in maintaining China's financial security, and proposes a series of policy recommendations to safeguard China's financial security. The book aims to provide a theoretical foundation for China to respond to the wave of financial globalization and maintain financial security, as well as to offer decision-making references and support for government departments, financial institutions, and corporate enterprises.