Monetary Economics

Author: Wang Yuping / Tian Guangning (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This textbook is designed for adult students from practical work positions, emphasizing the introduction of fundamental theories while highlighting practicality, readability, and forward-thinking. Specific features include:
(1) It takes the relationship between money, credit, and the economy as the main thread to connect the core content of monetary and financial studies, providing a systematic introduction from simple to complex, making it easier for readers to form a clear and accurate theoretical framework.
(2) It focuses on introducing new cutting-edge knowledge and "old" background knowledge, guiding students to pay attention to frontier theories and financial hot topics, and grasp the origins and developments of theories.
(3) It not only emphasizes the understanding and mastery of mature Western monetary and financial theories but also is rooted in China's national conditions, outlining the vivid history of China's financial reform and development through case studies and special columns, enhancing the textbook's realism and readability.
(4) The design of the discussion questions aims to cover the key content of each chapter, with flexible and specific questions to help readers consolidate and apply their knowledge. This textbook can serve as a teaching material for economic and management disciplines in adult higher education, as well as for full-time non-economic undergraduate and associate degree programs, and as a training textbook for the financial system.