Enterprise credit

Author: Liu Guangming
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: What is the connection between credit and wealth? What is the correlation between corporate credit, corporate ethics, corporate culture, and corporate performance? Dr. Liu Guangming addresses this important and thought-provoking question in this book. In economics, credit is a form of capital, and capital has multiple meanings. The traditional understanding of capital refers to the goods and objects used in the production of other goods and the provision of services. This book comprehensively and systematically elucidates the connotations centered on the internal construction of corporate credit systems, credit mechanisms, and credit culture, while revealing the operational mechanisms of external manifestations such as corporate credit guarantees, corporate image, and government credit. More notably, the "highlight" lies in the author's firm grasp of the core concept of "integrity," offering a multi-faceted and multi-perspective analysis of corporate integrity culture, integrity mechanisms, integrity character, and the core capabilities that define the integrity paradigm of enterprises. The entire book constructs a corporate credit culture system that is both theoretically instructive and operationally valuable.