Financial Support for the Economic Development of Southwest China

Author: Yin Mengbo
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Regional economic imbalances are a common phenomenon. Neither in chronological order nor in spatial order can the development of all regions be achieved uniformly. This precisely illustrates that there is a vast development space for regional economic structures, leaving considerable room for our economic development. Throughout human economic development, governments of various dynasties and countries have consistently regarded the development of economically underdeveloped regions and the reduction of regional economic disparities as important political and economic tasks, driven by needs such as resource development, economic coordination, balanced growth, and political stability. This book is divided into two parts, with detailed chapters including the background of the Western Development Drive, government and market in economic development, funding bottlenecks and financial support. Part 1: Theoretical Analysis—Theoretical Basis of Financial Support for Southwest Economic Development, Practical Basis of Financial Support for Southwest Economic Development, Economic Reference for Financial Support in Southwest Economic Development, and the Overall Policy Framework for Financial Support in Southwest Economic Development. Part 2: Policy Recommendations—Financial Support for Southwest Economic Development I: Development of the Money Market, Financial Support for Southwest Economic Development II: Development of the Capital Market, etc.