Capital Logic and Corporate Restructuring—Economic Thinking on China's Reform: Economic Thinking on China's Reform

Author: Li Shan
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The articles in this book are all worth reading, not because all their specific conclusions are one hundred percent correct, but because these articles strive to meet the normative requirements of economics. This book applies the theories and methods of modern economics, combined with the current realities of China, to conduct in-depth yet accessible analyses of some major practical issues in China's economic reform and development in recent years, and draws forward-looking conclusions. The content of this book is extensive, covering topics such as capital markets and bank reforms, financial liberalization and international financial crises, national mergers and reorganizations and bankruptcy, anti-corruption and personnel systems, macroeconomic economic growth and regulation, the new economy and overseas students returning to China to start businesses, among others.
Leveraging his strong theoretical background in economics and practical experience in financial work both domestically and internationally, the author closely focuses on the goal of improving corporate governance structures. Adhering to the market economy logic that corporate restructuring must serve the maximization of capital returns, he proposes actionable policy recommendations based on China's specific conditions. This book is suitable for students and faculty in economics and management disciplines at universities, government officials, financial professionals, and researchers.