Finance

Author: Huang Da
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This is a major transformation and advancement of the currently adopted textbook "Money and Banking." The goal is to continue strengthening fundamental theories and knowledge while integrating China's realities, fully reflecting the rapid developments, changes, evolution, and innovative achievements in the financial field in recent years, as well as the continuous progress in the construction of financial disciplines, to meet the urgent need for a significant improvement in financial teaching quality. "Finance" is a major transformation and advancement of the currently adopted textbook "Money and Banking." The goal is to continue strengthening fundamental theories and knowledge while integrating China's realities, fully reflecting the rapid developments, changes, evolution, and innovative achievements in the financial field in recent years, as well as the continuous progress in the construction of financial disciplines, to meet the urgent need for a significant improvement in financial teaching quality. The book is divided into six parts. Part 1 introduces the basic concepts and categories in the financial field, serving as the essential foundation for entering the of financial academia. Part 2 covers microfinance, which includes the fundamental knowledge, theories, and policy perspectives of financial markets and institutions. The interaction between financial markets and institutions is one of the focal points of current financial development, and a dedicated chapter is devoted to this discussion. Part 3 discusses the creation mechanism of modern money. Understanding the creation mechanism of modern money is key to recognizing the inseparable connection between microfinance and macrofinance. Part 4 covers macrofinance, including the fundamental knowledge, theories, and policy perspectives of internal and external monetary balance and the basic principles surrounding monetary policy. It emphasizes incorporating theoretical approaches to macroeconomic regulation and international coordination. Part 5 addresses financial regulation. Part 6 presents important financial theories that are not suitable for inclusion in the preceding parts but hold fundamental and practical significance.