Financial Market Economics

Author: Guo Maojia
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Financial Markets is a textbook covering fundamental theories and practical operations in the field of finance. It is designed for undergraduate and associate degree students of finance-related majors in full-time financial and economic institutions. Additionally, it can serve as a self-study and training for associate degree students in financial and economic majors at adult colleges, correspondence programs, self-study universities, and for financial system cadres. The writing approach of this textbook is as follows:
1. Guided by the basic principles of Marxist economics and finance, it is based on the history, current state, and future prospects of China's financial markets. It provides a comprehensive introduction to the schools of thought and research findings in Western countries regarding theories and practices in money markets, capital markets, credit markets, gold markets, foreign exchange markets, fund markets, insurance markets, financial futures markets, financial market prices, financial market risks, financial market regulation, international financial markets, and financial market globalization. It integrates both financial market theory and practice.
2. It strives to enable students to systematically and selectively master the fundamental knowledge required in the field of financial markets. The content focuses on grasping major theoretical and practical issues related to China's financial markets in the current stage, especially since the reform and opening-up. In some necessary aspects, basic skill training is also arranged to develop students' practical operational abilities.
3. Given that financial markets, particularly international financial markets, are still in a state of continuous development, this textbook emphasizes inspiring and guiding students to pay attention to future trends such as financial market innovation, financial market liberalization, and financial market globalization. This aims to cultivate students' interest and confidence in further research and exploration after completing the textbook.
4. Considering that the primary target users of this textbook are undergraduate students of finance-related majors in full-time financial and economic institutions, the textbook will focus on...