Monetary Economics

Author: Pan Qinhua
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is based on the theory of market economy and primarily revolves around monetary finance, with a focus on the thread of money-credit-interest-bank-financial economic activities. The entire book is divided into five major parts. The "Financial Foundation Part" explores the relationship between money, credit, and finance, elaborating on the core role of financial activities in the modern economy. The "Financial Market Part" studies the venues where financial activities take place, providing a comprehensive description of the characteristics, functions, and development of various financial markets. The "Financial Intermediary Part" further analyzes the features, operations, and impact of financial intermediaries, which play a significant role in financial activities. The "Financial Theory Part" delves into deeper reflections on financial activities, offering a profound exposition of the economic principles underlying financial activities from a macroeconomic perspective. The "Financial Openness Part" expands the research on finance to an open economy framework, introducing and showcasing new issues and theories that arise as financial activities extend outward. This book can serve as a textbook for economics and management majors in higher education institutions and is also suitable for students, teachers, and professionals in other fields.