Financial-Industrial Enterprise Group: Foreign Practices and Chinese Development

Author: Zhang Qingliang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-05
Features: Based on theoretical and historical analysis of industrial-financial integration, this book proposes the concept of industrial-financial enterprise groups and conducts theoretical analysis on them. It conducts a comparative analysis of the industrial-financial structures and the development of industrial-financial enterprise groups in the United States, Japan, and Germany, summarizing insights and experiences worth for China's industrial-financial integration and the development of industrial-financial enterprise groups. By reviewing the historical development of industrial-financial integration and industrial-financial enterprise groups in China, the book analyzes their development since China's reform and opening-up, offering corresponding suggestions and recommendations on the future model selection and related policies for China's industrial-financial enterprise groups. Clearly, the purpose of the book's discussion is to promote the growth of China's industrial-financial enterprise groups, enhance the international competitiveness and advantages of Chinese enterprises, and elevate the position of China's economy on the global stage. The book's approach to studying industrial-financial integration and enterprise groups is relatively novel and unique, choosing the perspective of industrial-financial integration to research enterprise groups, thereby proposing the concept of industrial-financial enterprise groups. Based on theoretical and historical analysis of industrial-financial integration, the book proposes the concept of industrial-financial enterprise groups and conducts theoretical analysis on them. It conducts a comparative analysis of the industrial-financial structures and the development of industrial-financial enterprise groups in the United States, Japan, and Germany, summarizing insights and experiences worth for China's industrial-financial integration and the development of industrial-financial enterprise groups. By reviewing the historical development of industrial-financial integration and industrial-financial enterprise groups in China, the book analyzes their development since China's reform and opening-up, offering corresponding suggestions and recommendations on the future model selection and related policies for China's industrial-financial enterprise groups. Clearly, the purpose of the book's discussion is to promote the growth of China's industrial-financial enterprise groups, enhance the international competitiveness and advantages of Chinese enterprises, and elevate the position of China's economy on the global stage. The book's approach to studying industrial-financial integration and enterprise groups is relatively novel and unique, choosing the perspective of industrial-financial integration to research enterprise groups, thereby proposing the concept of industrial-financial enterprise groups.