History of New China's Financial Thought

Author: Shi Bingchao
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book is part of the series on the history of economic thought in New China. It is divided into an introduction and eleven chapters, providing an in-depth and detailed elaboration and reflection on the development of the financial thought history of New China from various perspectives. The book is comprehensive in content, well-documented, and possesses high scientificity, systematicity, theoretical depth, and relevance. It helps readers gain a comprehensive understanding of the development process of financial thought in New China and is suitable for reference by relevant professionals. The book includes the following content:
The origin and development of financial thought in New China;
The basic sources of financial thought in New China;
The formation and development of financial thought in New China;
Financial thought in the first 30 years before the reform and opening-up;
Preliminary exploration of monetary theory;
Preliminary exploration of theories of credit, interest, and banking;
Major advancements in the study of monetary and financial history;
Financial thought during the period of rectifying chaos and restoring order;
Re-exploration of the theory of the nature and functions of money;
Re-exploration of the theory of money circulation;
Inflation theory in the early 1980s;
Re-exploration of theories of credit and banking;
Introduction and evaluation of Western monetary and financial theories;
Financial thought during the transition period.