Financial Governance: A Study on Structure, Mechanism, and Behavior: A Study on Structure, Mechanism, and Behavior

Author: Lin Zhonggao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This monograph primarily conducts research and analysis on financial governance structure, mechanisms, and behavior from the perspective of relevant economic management theories, especially corporate governance theory. Through this research and analysis, it attempts to establish a governance theory framework and methodological system that meets the needs of a market economy and adheres to financial principles, thereby enhancing the level and quality of financial governance. The main ideas of this monograph: Property rights systems serve as the sovereign foundation of financial governance structures. The theories of financial stratification, capital theory, and financial decentralized decision-making are important theoretical foundations for financial governance. Incentive and constraint mechanisms are the prerequisite conditions for financial governance. The research content revolves around the three main themes of financial governance structure, mechanisms, and behavior, employing a combination of normative and empirical research methods; integrating finance, economics, and management; combining domestic and international advanced theories; and integrating theory with practice. The study discusses and explores the governance subjects, governance objects, and governance tools.