International Finance (College 21st Century Economics and Management Curriculum Series Textbooks)

Author: Li Fuyou
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: As a textbook designed for undergraduate students in the 21st century, this book aims to embody the following characteristics: , consistency in research objects. The four parts of this book strive to fully reflect the main theme of international monetary transactions, capital flows, financial intermediation, and their organizational systems and management, and it runs through all chapters. It overcomes the drawbacks of the block structure of international finance textbooks and avoids the flaw of equating international finance with international economics or macroeconomics. Second, close integration of theory and practice. There are many abstract theories in international finance science, which originate from practice and guide practice. It is the crystallization of practice. However, sometimes theory often lags behind practice. Therefore, as a textbook, it must reflect the combination of the two, so that it can have both bones and meat, making it easier for students to understand and connect with social reality to analyze and solve problems. It truly reflects the characteristics of being both a textbook and a sub-discipline of applied economics. Third, innovation. Since the 1990s, new issues and phenomena have emerged one after another in the field of international finance. Fourth, in terms of methodology, it reflects the unity of history and logic, as well as the combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis.