Finance (Comprehensive Edition) (Comprehensive Edition)

Author: Huang Da
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Financial Studies (Comprehensive Edition) represents a significant transformation and advancement of the currently adopted Money and Banking textbook. The goal is to continue strengthening fundamental theories and knowledge while integrating China's realities, fully reflecting the rapid developments, changes, evolution in the financial field in recent years, and the continuous pioneering achievements in financial discipline construction. This is to meet the urgent need for substantial improvements in financial teaching quality. Financial Studies (Comprehensive Edition) is a major overhaul and advancement of the currently adopted Money and Banking textbook. The objective is to continue reinforcing fundamental theories and knowledge while incorporating China's practical context. It fully reflects the dynamic progress, transformations, and evolution in the financial sector in recent years, as well as the ongoing groundbreaking accomplishments in financial discipline development, to satisfy the pressing demand for significant enhancements in financial education quality. The book is divided into six parts. Part 1 covers the basic concepts and categories in the financial field, serving as essential preparation for entering the halls of financial academia. Part 2 discusses microfinance, including 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 in this part explores this topic. Part 3 explains the creation mechanism of modern money. Understanding the modern money creation mechanism 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 incorporates theoretical approaches to independent macroeconomic regulation and international coordination. Part 5 discusses financial regulation. Part 6 presents important financial theories that are not suitable for inclusion in the preceding parts but hold foundational and practical significance.