Financial Opening and Macro Stability

Author: Liu Shucheng
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The focus of this book is on business managers. By integrating Western advanced management experiences with local traditional management models, it addresses the problems and contradictions that general managers encounter in business management. Starting from role positioning, the book conducts normative and empirical research on the behavior of general managers in key management aspects such as decision-making, talent management, internal governance, and pursuing excellence. This is not only an explanation of management phenomena but also an advancement of new management concepts. The book explores cutting-edge and forward-looking hot issues in China's financial opening and macroeconomic stable development under domestic and international new circumstances. This includes: the theoretical and macroeconomic effects of China's banking sector liberalization, the conditions and process for achieving full renminbi convertibility, the integration of mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, and the global economy, and whether mainland China and Hong Kong SAR can form a optimal currency area. The book organically combines qualitative and quantitative analysis, domestic and international analysis, mainland China economic analysis and Hong Kong SAR economic analysis, theoretical research and policy analysis, and proposes the author's unique insights. This holds significant theoretical and policy implications for in-depth research on China's economic system reform and economic development in the new century.