Money and Banking: A Series of Graduate Textbooks of the University of International Business and Economics

Author: Jiang Xianling
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This textbook addresses many pressing questions related to money, credit, banking, and financial markets by exploring relevant theories and examining how financial markets and institutions operate. It aims to achieve breakthroughs in the following aspects: , striving to reflect the new changes in China's financial sector since the economic reforms. We have now entered the 21st century and have officially become a member of the WTO, with significant transformations in China's financial system. Therefore, in compiling this textbook, we strive to keep pace with the times and reflect the current theoretical information and practical developments in the financial field. This enables students to better understand financial theory and practices in the new context.
Second, widely drawing on the achievements of previous scholars. As a textbook, it must address theoretical guidance, reflecting the mature teaching and research outcomes in monetary banking both domestically and internationally.
Third, introducing economic thinking into the analytical framework of monetary banking. This book emphasizes an economic way of thinking, striving to establish a unified analytical framework for studying money, banks, and financial markets. This framework applies fundamental economic principles to shape students' thinking, helping them understand the structure of financial markets, the rationale for the existence of financial intermediaries, and the techniques of bank management.
The authors of this book are teachers with over a decade of experience in teaching and researching monetary banking. They understand the needs of students and have applied effective teaching methods in the textbook's compilation. This book is suitable for candidates applying for master's degree exams with equivalent academic qualifications, as well as for undergraduate students majoring in economics at universities.