History and Theory of Financial Ticket Numbers

Author: Kong Xiangyi
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: From the 16th to the mid-19th century, China's foreign trade, excluding tribute trade, already had a long-term trade surplus. Large amounts of silver flowed into China from abroad, making mercantilist theory very realistic in China. During this process, China's commercial revolution and financial revolution actually became part of the world's commercial and financial revolutions, and Shanxi () were integrated into the global economic and financial activities. What is the relationship between, money houses, and banks? Why did occur in Shanxi? Why did collapse? What are the experiences and lessons of? At the turn of the last century, foreign financial industries entered the Chinese market, and it was also the period of decline for Shanxi. Now, at another turn of the century, foreign financial industries are once again vigorously entering the Chinese market. What is the significance of studying the historical Shanxi for China's financial development strategy after joining the World Trade Organization? The articles in this book were published over a span of over 20 years, and the author arranged them in chronological order of writing. A brief argument background is added before each article for reference by readers.