Financial Market Economics

Author: Wang Qianhong, Liang Hongyan (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The book consists of thirteen chapters, grounded in the context of financial globalization, emphasizing the extraction of patterns and categories in financial markets. It systematically introduces the principles of capital flow in financial markets, the characteristics of various economic entities' activities in these markets, and follows the logic of trading instruments and techniques in financial markets, sequentially explaining spot trading instruments, forward trading instruments, swap techniques, financial futures, financial options, and even financial swaps. To enhance practicality, each chapter carefully compiles thought-provoking reading materials and designs empirical discussion questions, enabling readers to not only grasp "what is" but also delve deeper into "why." This book can serve as a textbook for relevant courses in finance, economics, and management at universities, as well as a reference for financial professionals.