International Capital Flows: Analysis, Comparison, and Regulation

Author: Tian Baoliang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This work closely links theory with practice and combines history with reality, providing a valuable economic reference and a fundamental framework for domestic research on international capital flows. The author references a vast amount of literature, learning from and inheriting the research achievements of others, while also forming convincing viewpoints and conclusions. The book focuses on discussing the overall characteristics and impacts of international capital flow patterns in different periods. Based on an overview of the historical evolution of international capital flow patterns, it analyzes the factors influencing changes in these patterns, systematically introduces the development and evolution of international capital flow theories, and highlights the significant guiding role these theories play in the formation, methods, and regulatory policies of international capital flows. Building on historical comparisons and theoretical analysis, it summarizes the conceptual definitions and categorization of international capital flows, argues the effects of different international capital flow methods, and emphasizes the analysis and comparison of the historical evolution of capital flow regulatory policies in major developed and developing countries, thereby drawing important implications for China to learn from. Additionally, it explores the necessary financial reform measures for China, examines and analyzes the effectiveness of China's international capital flow regulatory policies, and argues for the recent and long-term orientations of China's international capital flow regulatory policies, considering the country's actual conditions.