International Finance: Theory · Practice · Cases

Author: Chen Zhanjun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is divided into eighteen chapters. It covers topics such as balance of payments, international reserves, foreign exchange and exchange rates, foreign exchange risk and foreign exchange systems, forward foreign exchange transactions and foreign exchange futures transactions, foreign exchange options, swaps and forward rate agreements, international financial markets, financial innovation, international capital flows, currency crises, international monetary systems, and regional monetary integration. The book's features include a systematic analysis of international financial theory, as well as a detailed elaboration of the latest developments in international financial market practices. It strives to reflect the fundamental principles, theories, and application methods of this course, especially the new concepts, theories, and methods emerging in recent years. The explanations are concise, the content is systematic, and it is designed to help students familiarize themselves with and grasp the material. In summary, the book aims to integrate theory, practice, and case studies into a cohesive whole, offering a complete and innovative approach. The book's greatest feature is its unified integration of theory, cases, and practice. It is highly practical and easy for students to grasp. Additionally, the book attempts to innovate in its chapter organization: each chapter begins with learning objectives and ends with a summary, accompanied by a set of exercises. In the practical sections, each chapter includes corresponding case studies. This textbook is primarily designed for undergraduate students in economics and management disciplines. Due to its combination of theory, practice, and case studies, it is also suitable for financial and management personnel in relevant companies and enterprises.