Corporate Financing Theory and Practice

Author: Wang Liya
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The research in this book is based on fundamental theories and practical courses such as microeconomics, monetary banking, commercial bank management, securities investment, international finance, international settlement, and international economics. The research methods follow the combination of induction and deduction, as well as qualitative and quantitative analysis. Conceptual analysis is primarily inductive, while hierarchical and structural analysis is deductive. Qualitative analysis is used for concepts, hierarchies, characteristics, and categories, while quantitative analysis is applied to processes and decision-making. At the same time, it emphasizes the combination of history and reality, as well as inheritance and innovation. The book strives to integrate the theory and practice of corporate financing, closely connect with the actual characteristics of corporate financing in China, and reflect the latest developments in financing theories and practices both domestically and internationally. Therefore, the book possesses strong theoretical depth, targeted focus, practicality, systematicity, and policy relevance. This is also rare among domestic books on corporate financing. The book is suitable for the teaching needs of current higher education institutions' economics programs, as well as financial, commerce, business management schools and training centers at various levels. It also meets the needs of professional for business training and self-study. Additionally, it serves as a reference for business personnel in learning financing methods and formulating financing strategies.