Research on the Allocation Efficiency of China's Capital Market—An Institutional Economics Analysis

Author: Xu Tao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book employs the institutional change theory of new institutional economics to analyze the evolution process of China's capital market. It uses property rights economics, information economics, contract economics, and rent-seeking theory to specifically analyze the allocation efficiency issues of China's capital market. The book is divided into seven chapters. From the perspective of institutional evolution, it explains the evolutionary path and efficiency status of China's capital market since the reform and opening-up. It classifies the evolutionary path of China's capital market, summarizes the characteristics of institutional evolution in two stages, and provides evaluations. From the perspective of property rights theory in new institutional economics, it specifically analyzes the impact of property rights constraints on the allocation efficiency of capital market resources, with a focus on the influence of property rights on the allocation efficiency of China's capital market. It examines the impact of credit behavior on the allocation efficiency of capital market resources. It explores rent-seeking behavior under government intervention and its impact on capital market allocation efficiency. It analyzes rent-seeking issues in China's capital market and their impact on capital market allocation efficiency using rent-seeking theory. It examines the influence of informal finance on capital market allocation efficiency. It proposes policy considerations for improving the allocation efficiency of China's capital market resources.