Economic Analysis of Securities Regulation

Author: Zhang Huilian
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book employs the main methods of modern economics, starting from the development of economic supervision theory, elaborates on the economic significance of investor protection, and focuses on studying the two major measures of securities supervision—insider trading regulation and information disclosure regulation. It also discusses the effectiveness of securities supervision and the incentive mechanisms for regulators. On this basis, it explores the regulatory issues of China's securities market. The book provides a comprehensive and concise review and summary of relevant theoretical research from foreign scholars, capturing the core issues involved in analyzing securities supervision theory from an economic perspective. It constructs a relatively novel theoretical framework for applying economic methods to analyze these issues. This book is suitable for securities industry management personnel and securities theoretical researchers, offering valuable insights for understanding securities supervision issues in transition economies.